Maybe that's
why religious texts across faiths are based around stories — people take heed!
This is
why religious texts are often written on many levels.
Not exact matches
Why is it that these
religious fanatics want to mandate that non-adherents follow doctrine culled from a little bible
text when they can't seem to even follow the 10 commandments?
Why do all
religious texts promote hate a bigotry?
If there is a perfect being that created the universe and believes in interfering with our world (through Jesus, Mohammad, Buddha... whatever you believe), then
why are all
religious texts so flawed and flimsy?
I can understand the comfort that an imaginary friend or hope may provide to a child, but
why must that be the god of the bible, or of any
religious text?
Why no mention of extrasolar planets, other galaxies, black holes, etc. in any
religious text?
Fourth, more generally, I believe this
text can be read philosophically, i.e., in search of wisdom, without prior
religious commitment; one need not be a believer either to understand what is being said, and
why, or even to affirm or deny the truth of the account.
Many times, when people of faith are challenged about their anti-gay views, they cite biblical verses or other
religious texts as a safe haven when they are unable to articulate
why they hold prejudiced atudes toward LGBT people.
if were only going to use the KJV
why stop at greek, or latin
why not only read the original
texts which were written in Coptic the simple fact is not a single one of us, including our highest
religious leaders, other then about 30 ancient language specialist in the world have ever read an original scripture.
If you do believe this,
why practice Mormonism, which has in its primary
religious text: And [God] had caused the cursing to come upon them, yea, even a sore cursing, because of their iniquity.