by ssn587 14 Replies latest watchtower bible
It seems reasonable that there is a core to any story. How to find it though?
It seems to me that I am not expected to find God through "accurate knowledge" as in doctrinal purity. If we are drawn to God in hearing the story (stories)of Jesus we may yet find what we need to know.. If God is a living God, I expect him to help me understand him even if I can't read.
Does that seem too much to expect of God?
If God is a living God, I expect him to help me understand him even if I can't read.
Does that seem too much to expect of God?
No, but do you expect him to FORCE this knowledge on you or let you come to in naturally and when you are ready?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Books_of_the_Bible
Be sure to take note what it says of the Eastern Orthodox, Armenian, Ethiopian, Syriac, and Anglian canons.
See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Biblical_canons
Leo, since you're online, I've been wanting to know...
Do you have books about the Bible stored on your computer? You seem to have a lot of info at your disposal. (Or does the magician not reveal her secrets?)
What is your motive for learning so much about the Bible? Is it purely to set JWs straight? Do you just love the subject?
Do you actually believe the Bible yourself?
Just stuff I've been wondering about you.
Peace and Love, -Jimmy P
And since you're an anime fan, what do you think of Inuyasha?
I started watching it when my first child was born. I thought at first the animation was crude and the voices were annoying. But it grew on me and I got addicted.
What I really enjoyed was that it was so different from the type of American stories I was used to. The mythology was bizarre to me, and yet, rich. I really liked the Eastern background music as well.
