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- tim.slager - Nov 23 2006 | the bible, blogs
Always good to get a fresh point of view.
Quoted: I have always been a proud Jew, but never a terribly observant one. Several weeks ago, I made a rare visit to synagogue for a cousin's bat mitzvah and, as usual, found myself confused (and bored) by a Hebrew service I couldn't understand. During the second
Quoted: I have always been a proud Jew, but never a terribly observant one. Several weeks ago, I made a rare visit to synagogue for a cousin's bat mitzvah and, as usual, found myself confused (and bored) by a Hebrew service I couldn't understand. During the second
- igotnothin - Jul 11 2006 | bible, faith, blogs
Quoted: What happens when an ignoramus reads the Good Book?
By David Plotz
Posted Tuesday, May 16, 2006, at 7:00 AM ET Quoted: So, the tale of Dinah unsettled me, to say the least. If this story was strutting cheerfully through the back half of Genesis, what else had I forgotten or never learned? I decided I would, for the first time as an adult, read the Bible. And I would blog about it as I went along.
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Good article... It's hard to imagine religious organization teaching unscriptural stuff. (chuckle, chuckle).
I always ask people, whenever they make a outrageous claim: SHOW ME THE SCRIPTURE! And also go through the references in the bible to other scriptures to confirm itself. Else I tell them they're full of ***.