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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Squeeze me, I think you are contradicting yourself here, let me highlight where (whatever you think my character expresses - is up to you, we don't know each other really, but I am genuinely debating) : [quote] I can't say one is right with God and one isn't. It not for anyone to make that kind of judgement. [/quote] Ok. I understand this and agree. So why should the bible be right about what I have to do to lead a worthy life? What if it was wrong? The Hebraic Torah, and the Coran ALL offer the same texts or almost (old testament = torah, coran = the bible + 600 more years of history and parables). What if there was an alternate way to read the same texts that offers more satisfaction to both your God and the humans he assumedly conceived? And what if the best way to respect creation was to enjoy it's diversity out of the guidelines given by a book - to be able not to rely on a book, but one's own soul and goodness to do the right thing, and on that alone? What if the bible was, in parts, obsolete? What if living one's life based on instinct and reason was God's true desire? [small](Edited by [url=http://www.ozoneasylum.com/user/6553]argo navis[/url] on 02-21-2008 00:05)[/small] Loading...
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