I consider the Bible to be the 'Workshop Manual for Christians'. Man has taken God's word and turned it around to suit the 'ear-tickling' exercise it is today. That is not me, so I am saying sorry in advance if I tread on anyone's toes.
I consider the Bible to be the 'Workshop Manual for Christians'. Man has taken God's word and turned it around to suit the 'ear-tickling' exercise it is today. That is not me, so I am saying sorry in advance if I tread on anyone's toes.
Well, if you make a mess, you'll have to clean it up.
Welcome to CC!
Hello Marakorpa, welcome to CChat!Strong entrance, but it is good to have you here! Nothing wrong with speaking, and wanting to honestly represent the Truth of God's word. I think that is very much where the idea of iron sharpening iron comes from-- we challenge and speak Truth to each other and in turn we both grow stronger. (will make it a point to wear steel-toed boots though, just in case I ran afoul of you!
) Again, welcome!
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I have run out of mess insurance....I think,
Thanks for the Welcome
I consider the Bible to be the 'Workshop Manual for Christians'. Man has taken God's word and turned it around to suit the 'ear-tickling' exercise it is today. That is not me, so I am saying sorry in advance if I tread on anyone's toes.
Hi marakorpa:
Interesting remark. How do you go about finding God's truth in the Bible? what are your assumptions, previous understandings, preconceptions, enculturation bias, and how do you keep them in check when studying the Bible?
Just curious.