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@bigdoggproblem said
Of the supernatural events recorded in the Bible, which do you believe actually happened?

(It doesn't have to be a list. Just one or two of the most noteworthy is fine.)
Most Christians will "believe" in stories that fit their belief system, and discard stories that don't.

Dive, as an example, will discard all stories relating to hell.


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You have just proven my point.
You pick apart the Bible, and believe only those stories that fit your own personal belief system.


Where does the need for Jesus begin?

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We, as humans, can not perceive God.


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@chaney3 said
A metaphor doesn't justify the crucifixion of Jesus.
Something must be real, right?
Lest God is petty.
What "justifies" this or what "jusrifies" that is a matter for you. But it'd be silly if you think that saying a story is allegorical or metaphorical is the same as saying it is not true.

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@fmf said
What "justifies" this or what "jusrifies" that is a matter for you. But it'd be silly if you think that saying a story is allegorical or metaphorical is the same as saying it is not true.
Adam and Eve either existed, or they did not exist.

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Mankind does not rely upon chaney3's perception of events.
Yet, most Bible stories are likely false, so, most are well informed.

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@chaney3 said
Adam and Eve either existed, or they did not exist.
The story of Adam and Eve, according to the Abrahamic religions ~ Islam, Christianity and Judaism ~ is an allegorical one about the relationship between human beings and God.


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Where does the need for Jesus begin?
For the vast majority of himan beings, it doesn't.

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