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Posted on 06-09-04 02:16 AM Link | Quote
Heh, they did a retranstlation of the bible in Sweden. They translated it from the orginal language. And there were alot of small changes, mostly grammar. But there were alot of them.

At least it got more like the "orginal bible".

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Posted on 06-09-04 02:22 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Sion
I would call myself a "Neo-Catholic" I believe in God and the Virgin Mary and Jesus, but I also except other religions and understand thier beliefs. I dont hate the Jews for what they did to Jesus, even though I still feel it was just...WRONG!!!. As long as a person is a decent human being who is aware that there is a God I think thats all that matters.
Jesus was a Jew. For the sake of an argument, let's assume Jesus was God's son. His human form was still a jewish man.

This kind of mistakes with some religions shooting themselves in the foot by completely ignoring actual facts is what keeps me an atheist. Diety or no diety, logic is pretty hard to argue with.

Second of all, stop saying "the Jews did this, the Jews did that". If you absolutely HAVE to point out a majority of some sort to blame it all on, the population of Jerusalem did it, not every Jew on earth.
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Yeah, Sion. Jesus was a Jew. He was the son of God, but his parents were Jewish, which technically made him Jewish.

That's good they translated it from the original. I plan on buying a new one soon that's more accurate. The one I have right now is accurate, but it's not a KJV.

I have one example of a mistranslation that my pastor mentioned, I dont have my book at the moment, but if anyone wants to know it, they can PM me and I'll send it to them.
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Posted on 06-09-04 02:52 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by SupaKat
Actually, being a Christian isn't just believing in Christ. It's also ..the best I can word it is, living a Christian life. (In other words, following Christ's words.)
Actually, no. You only have to believe in jesus and his words. You don't have to follow them.

Originally posted by SupaKat
As for Christians saying things like 'believe in God or you'll go to hell!', [...] it may be a bad thing, but it is the truth really.
This kind of thing makes me mad. Can't you do what Fyxe said? Why do you have to say "OMG IT'S THE TRUTH REALLY"? Can't you just say "that is what Christians believe."? It's so less agressive this way...
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I agree with knuck. Supakat's attitude is basically what's made a lot of non-Christians despise it. The Christian history is particularly interesting in that during the Crusades, when they started to "take back" Muslim inhabitted territories, some areas actually wanted to stay in Muslim territory because the Catholic church was/is very unforgiving for heresy and the Muslims were much more tolerable to not only Christians but all religions. They had to pay a small tax and they could worship whatever they wanted in the privacy of their own home without having papal officials busrting down their door and stripping them of their life's work (and I'm not speaking of a "mis-understood" point of view, this is facts I've read in 2 semesters of Medieval Studies. I've had to read 10 books total on this crap so I am rather well read on the subject). Of course this was the extreme side of Christianity, but there was a LOT of it seeing how most Crusades were self lead by peasants, kings, etc (though the papacy did try to use the Crusades as a way to earn fame, like Innocent the III did). Of course this was long ago but human instincts, emotions and interactions don't change much, they just mold into other forms...
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Posted on 06-09-04 05:17 AM Link | Quote
First off, Fyxe. You know nothing of the faith. I wish that people would be a little more studious of things.

Dogmatically, those who do not follow God are not sent to Hellfire in the malebolges or the pits. No, those who are virtuous are sent to Limbo or Purgatory, in which they either live in bliss but sadness or repent their sins to achieve the heights of the Mountain to reach the ultimate happiness of sitting next to the Christ and God.

Also, DahrkDaiz, the Muslims were tolerant to very few religions. They killed Hindus, Buddhists and other pagans. The only faiths that they allowed were monotheistic: Zoroastrianism, Judeaism and Christianity.

Knuck, Christians that are baptized are supposed to follow the Laws of God and the words of the Christ. All true Christians are baptized. It is much like the Muslim Shahada.

Edit:: This is all coming from a disgruntled ex-altar boy who is not a proponnent of Catholocism, but rather, just a person who hates ignorance.


(edited by EvillerLegion on 06-08-04 08:21 PM)
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Knuck: Christians that claim faith in Christ but don't follow his teachings are hypocrits and not true Christians....

in the epistle of James he goes on and on about how faith without works is dead.... to have true faith requires doing as well as believing....

so what are the works? following the commandments that Jesus set forth, love thy neighbour.... dont' steal, dont' kill etc.


oh, and there are mistakes on the bible, or "contradictions".... what Paul saw and heard on the road to Damascus is told in 2 different ways to 2 different audiences.... does that make either wrong? maybe not.... but there is a discrepency there....
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Posted on 06-10-04 03:00 AM Link | Quote
geogree, you're absolutely right. But let us not discount the glaring contradictions of only the Bible. The Buddhist texts state that no man be above another, yet those in the presense of the Dalai Lama are asked to not stand full height. As no man should stand taller than Buddha. Then there are the vast contradictions of the Quaran (which, are mostly interprative errs), the Torah scrolls of Judaic laws, the endless annoyances of Shinto-Zen beliefs, and finally the horrid mishap that is modern Paganism.
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Posted on 06-10-04 06:51 AM Link | Quote
wow.... well, heh, I was just pointing out one little thing but apparently we can find these things in every(many) religion(s)

it's obvious that religious texts aren't perfect, and shouldn't be held in that regard.... they should be used to learn from, not to follow strictly....

makes sense to me that way at least
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Posted on 06-16-04 02:43 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by DahrkDaiz
I agree with knuck. Supakat's attitude is basically what's made a lot of non-Christians despise it.


My attitude? I wasn't giving an attitude I was just saying that technically it is the truth in the Christian belief (happy?), and it's not right to go up to people and say it. I can see why people become angry at Christians when they say stuff like that to people.

And it does say to follow Christ's teachings as a Christian.
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Posted on 06-16-04 06:56 PM Link | Quote
*claps*
Thats what Im talking about, I personally try to live as close to Christs techings as possible, but thats probably all I do. I really dont go into further detail with Christianity, I basically do what I think is expexted of me and what is just moraly right.
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