Is the Bible gobeldigook?
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Ok, that’s cool. Thanks for the response.
Aug 6, 2024
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#84
Did anyone else click on this thread to learn what gobeldigook meant
Aug 6, 2024
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#85
#109 if you want to hear my opinions, we can discuss in dms. Just because I don’t want this forum to get locked unnecessarily :)
Aug 6, 2024
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#86
Interesting fact:
If you were born in another part of the world such as China, India, most of the middle east and western Asia or on any number of islands in the world not conquered by some Christian nation, you would believe something totally different and swear it was the only true religion.
At first, yeah.
That’s true for anywhere. Religion is mostly based on where you come from, and who you are influenced by.
In reference to 115.
Aug 6, 2024
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#93
Furthermore if you were one of the countless billions born before 2000 years ago there would be no christianity for you to believe in.
Aug 6, 2024
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#94
I mean if you think about it there's only like 3 big religions in the world
Aug 6, 2024
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#95
in that case you dont know christianity, us real christians dont follow him due to region or family its because we love christ as he loved us
Aug 6, 2024
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#96
Doves-cove wrote:
in that case you dont know christianity, us real christians dont follow him due to region or family its because we love christ as he loved us
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You would know nothing about "him" if you were born elsewhere or at another time. You were not magically aware of any god until someone told you.
He’s right. Someone had to tell you about him, and it has spread over thousands of years. You can’t “we love Christ and he loved us”. Yes, this is true, but you just contradicted yourself by saying that you didn’t learn about him from someone.
Aug 6, 2024
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#99
#131 which is why our mission as Christians is to spread the word across the world so that everyone can be saved