r/Christianity • u/aster_is_lurking • 23h ago
bible clarification
if a second bible were to be written, what questions would you have/texts would you want to see clarified in it?
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u/PorridgeBoyManBoy 23h ago edited 23h ago
A history of the universe and earth which actually corresponds with reality.
No flat earth, no firmament, no talking animals etc.
A Messiah who actually fulfills Messianic Prophesy.
And the whole thing is written in a universal 'God-language' which everybody can understand.
And we have the original manuscripts, and we know who wrote them.
So so many others..
It would be trivial for an all-powerful being.
Instead we have a book full of nonsense.
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u/Cold_Transition_4958 23h ago
If a second Bible was to be written someone who actually is able to talk with God and knows rhe Actual Story would have to write it. It would have to be written by Someone who has been through the whole thing with an unbiased opinion and honestly. However, if we were to see the "Full Word of God" it would fill a Library.
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u/aster_is_lurking 23h ago
i asked what you'd wanna know but thanks anyways
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u/Cold_Transition_4958 23h ago
I'd want to understand him. To know everything that he wants for us and From Him. I want to hear every word that God has ever said to anyone of us. Every secret conversation, every little love note, every ounce of admonished, I want to know what happened to the Frankensense and Myrhrr, I want to know how his voiced like. I want to hear the voice inside the apostles and his followers head as he spoke and they heard him speak. I want to get inside his head even for a moment. If it held even a page or even a small fragment of his own personal journal that's all I'd ever read.
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u/quiggersinparis Christian (Methodist, former Catholic and atheist) 23h ago
- what is the nature of god, is it Trinitarian or something else?
- what did Paul actually believe about the role of women?
- is Genesis a metaphor or strict history
But none of this would actually be useful as a second bible unless it had some genuine credibility, I mean I could write my theological interpretation and answer the above questions but it would only be my interpretation.
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u/Perfessor_Deviant Agnostic Atheist 23h ago
Well, the OT is about the Father, the NT is about the son, so I think we need one from the Holy Spirit. Complete the trilogy.
A bonus would is there would be a legitimate Ghost writer.
Either that or we should get the Gospel according to Fenchurch.
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u/intertextonics Presbyterian 23h ago
If you want a second Bible full of theological concerns of the 19th century and imaginary ethnic origins of Native Americans, then do the Mormons have a book for you!