Tag: Lies about the Bible

Satan’s 4 Lies about the Bible (part 4 of 4)

 

THE BIBLE IS TOO CONFUSING TO CARE

Looked at as a whole, the Bible can feel like a massive jigsaw puzzle. Not knowing where to start, some fail to launch and others soon crash.

Since “God is not the author of confusion” (1 Corinthians 14:33), His word is not hard to understand. It was not written for the intellectually elite or the highly educated. The common people heard Jesus gladly while He was here (Mark 12:37), and common people find no trouble enjoying His words today. Continue reading “Satan’s 4 Lies about the Bible (part 4 of 4)” →

Satan’s 4 Lies about the Bible (part 3 of 4))

 

THE BIBLE IS TOO BORING TO ENJOY

An old man finished a history book. He disliked it so much that he taped a note to it, saying: “In case of famine eat this book, it’s full of baloney. In case of flood; stand on this book, it’s dry.” Some see the Bible like that—a boring list of names, a dry laundry list of church rules, a bunch of thou-shalt-nots. Continue reading “Satan’s 4 Lies about the Bible (part 3 of 4))” →

Satan’s 4 Lies About The Bible (2 of 4)

THE BIBLE IS TOO OLD TO MATTER

Some pass judgment on the Bible as an outdated document with superstitious bias. Atheist John Loftus wrote, “Let’s just face it. The Bible and the people who produced it were barbaric and superstitious. The only redeeming qualities about the Bible or the Christian tradition are those things that civilized people agree with them about, and hence they are irrelevant to modern scientifically literate people.” Ian McKellen said, “I have often thought the Bible should have a disclaimer in the front saying that it is fiction.”

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