Realization

[hugme]

So lets say you were buying a car and I will selling one. I handed you a book telling you all about the car. would you:

A. read the book, take the car on a test drive, check out the wheels, ask other people what they thought of it, look up reports for that type of car and find out more about it

OR

B not even read the book or look at the car, hand me your wallet and say take what you need.


so 99% of Christians have not read the entire bible and don't know the history of the bible or christanity.

Before you model your life after something, wouldn't you want to know a little bit about it?!?

I am getting sick of stupid people.

If you have not read the ENTIRE bible cover to cover at least once, know what it is, when it was written, it's past and the past of Christanity, you are NOT a christian and you only say you are because it's the popular thing to do.

Comments

Re: well...

[mellie-dawn.livejournal.com]

lol, I never said it was my opinion of the way He rules... However, I was unclear. basically, faith+knowledge=religion is a very watered down way of trying to explain how I view religion... sorry I wasn't more clear. my mantra has always been - I don't have all the answers, and this isn't an answer, but a personal explanation.

Re: well...

[rampntnegatvity.livejournal.com]

- "this isn't an answer, but a personal explanation"

'Evolution' of human thought.

7:40 pm - A rhetorical statement against ostensible mockerys of understanding... (http://www.livejournal.com/~rampntnegatvity/day/2002/09/08)