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Is not the Bible, like modern soap opera …?
…. like Melrose Place or similar? And it can be shown that when people use the words of God 'and' Lord 'were no more than refer to his owner "or that some were just" call "with some gossip? Information on the etymology of the word 'God' ( 'call means'') http://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki / God. What if Melrose Place: The Complete Series was the "Bible" of the future? Ha ha ha. Without doubt, follow the same arc as the Bible and Christians should have in modern times thanks for that. Who are we to blame people for thousands of years from now to have misunderstood the culture and media? Especially when We did exactly what our own past!
No, it's worse. Young children sold into slavery. Women forced to have sex to have kids. The slaughter of animals. The idea that men must be circumcised to go to heaven. People with minor illnesses rejected by society. And this is just the beginning. The Bible reads like a horror story by Steven King, worst of all, or Brian De Palma can find.
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