Are there different levels of evil? A deviant stranger assaulting someone versus a favorite uncle/teacher/priest. When someone you trust commits such a horrible betrayal it must be incredibly hurtful. I wonder how such victims ever trust again?
You do not have a point. You cannot debate. This is just you licking your wounds because I trounced you about that question you posed about the daily crimes committed that everyone reads as a matter of course.
You have no point. As usual. I guess you need to quote even when you are answering a simple comment.
Do you equate me with your Bible passages? Because you are interpreting me as half-ass backwards exactly the same as when you quote your favorite Bible and it's passages.
You even said I hate the bible. ??? Which one? There are tons of them out there. And everyone seems to think that theirs is the ONE TRUE WORD OF GOD ABOVE.
Which Bible do you refer to anyway? The Orange Catholic one or the Moody Bible or the other Catholic bibles, ad nauseum?
Even your buddies in Christ cannot agree.
Sigh.
I've noticed recently on this site there is a push to enforce the rule that, in one's questions, one ought to state "which Bible" one is interested in learning about—whether that is the "Catholic Bible", "Protestant Bible", "Mormon Bible", etc.
Although I knew there were many translations of "the" Bible, I didn't realize that the various denominations of Christianity were using different books. Sure, there must be appreciable overlap among them, but there must also be appreciable differences, too, for this rule to be in place.
So, questions in this vein might be:
How many different Bibles do experts tend to agree there are?
How do they differ? (provide a summary or key differences)
In what ways do those differences matter to the adherents to those denominations?