The Bible is, unfortunately, the living Word of God.

[Monster Energy]

The YouTube channel Revelations of Jesus Christ is living proof that the Bible is not just a fairy tale. Watch his most popular videos before you reply. Deep down, I know the Bible is just a fairy tale and that I am God, but after watching these videos, I know the Bible is God’s Word, and you will come to realize it too. This is probably the worst news for everyone on this forum, but I had to tell you all this.

 

[ChrisZoZo]

no, it’s not, it’s  Quran.

There is countless videos “proving” this is true
 

no, it’s not, it’s the Torah.

There is countless videos “proving” this is true

 

no, it’s not, It’s the Bhagavad Gita

There is countless videos “proving” this is true

 

[Breakingthewall]

Yes, it seems perfectly logical that a god who is absolute love and is omniscient and omnipotent would send you to eternal hell for the sins of your ancestors, knowing at the moment of your creation that he was doing so to make your destiny absolute horror, and above all, being able to prevent it at any time, since he is omnipotent, he doesn't. Because he loves you.

[Someone here]

The Bible was written by human beings over a long period of time. the first five books of the Bible which are called the Torah were written by Moses.

The four Gospels:Matthew.. Mark..Luke..and John were written by Jesus’ disciples or their close followers. They tell the story of Jesus’ life and His teachings..His death and His resurrection. They are NOt books that Jesus personally wrote.

Christians believe that while the Bible was written by human authors(the prophets ) but  those authors were guided and inspired by the “Holy Spirit”. In other words they believe the literal words were written by people but that the “Holy Spirit “ helped guide them in writing His message.

 

[Ziran]

6 hours ago, Monster Energy said:

The YouTube channel Revelations of Jesus Christ is living proof that the Bible is not just a fairy tale.

~forehead slap~

6 hours ago, Monster Energy said:

Watch his most popular videos before you reply

Do I need to watch all of it?  I've watched a little over 15 minutes, and it's really really bad.

 

 

 

 

 

[Sugarcoat]

“Unfortunately” 😂😂😂😂😂

[Ziran]

Red Flag:  00:19:35  - Credibility is inverted.  "You should believe me, because; so many don't believe me."

Red Flag:  00:49:46 - call to arms,: "check the website and the yt-channel weekly"

[LordFall]

21 hours ago, Monster Energy said:

The YouTube channel Revelations of Jesus Christ is living proof that the Bible is not just a fairy tale. Watch his most popular videos before you reply. Deep down, I know the Bible is just a fairy tale and that I am God, but after watching these videos, I know the Bible is God’s Word, and you will come to realize it too. This is probably the worst news for everyone on this forum, but I had to tell you all this.

 

Usually when people link to outside authority, like a youtube channel, to make points they don't even understand the points enough to synthesize them so I'm gonna be a bit skeptical of your authority on the truth of this matter. I do think that there is a lot of great unfalsifiable wisdom in the Bible and other religious books but there are a lot of plot holes as well. 

[Ziran]

20 hours ago, Breakingthewall said:

it seems perfectly logical

1)  The video is a modern example of "peshar" / proof-texting, which was prevalent during the 2nd temple era, aka, during the time when Jesus would have been walking around and preaching.  See here:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pesher

2)  Your sarcasm is noted and well placed.  Peshar is almost always nonsense.

3) In the video, the narrator is frequently awestruck by the parallels between the Christian bible and the prophecies of the Hebrew bible, but, never addresses the simple fact that, logically, it's normal for the Christian bible to refer to the Hebrew bible, because, the Christian bible came after the Hebrew bible.  Long after.  Part 2 referring to Part 1 is expected, not miraculous.

Edited 2 hours ago by Ziran

[Ziran]

23 minutes ago, LordFall said:

they don't even understand the points enough to synthesize

nor does the narrator.  They're being captivated by the parallels. 

"...most scholars are now aware of the pitfalls of parallelomania which exaggerate the importance of trifling resemblances."
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallelomania

Edited 2 hours ago by Ziran