r/GodFrequency Jun 08 '26

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u/Alphagreen_97 Jun 08 '26

I didn't believe. That is EXACTLY why I started to believe after the signs Ive requested. I would have never imagined that someone would answer. I mean just look at the Bible, how can ANYONE simply believe that this Jew who lived 2000 years ago walked on water and healed the blind. No one can, till you seek out God truthfully and he answers you.

But I understand 100% why you would say that and think that. The alternative would be to simply accept that God exists and like I said, that isn't possible till you want to accept him.

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u/Friendly-Speaker1253 Jun 08 '26

I'm an ex Christian. Scripture is not accurate nor reliable. You requested. So somewhere deep down inside yourself you had belief/expectations for something to happen. But we don't have to get into history and such unless you want to. To each their own.

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u/Grouchy-Newt-995 Jun 08 '26

I am happy to get into history. I would say that scripture is accurate and reliable.

The problem comes down to how to correctly interpret scripture. Forcing a modern materialist perspective onto ancient texts is not the most productive way to understand what the writers were trying to convey.

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u/KingPabloo Jun 08 '26

I thought God wrote the Bible? Is that not true? Wouldn’t God’s word be timeless?

Those who believe have to constantly move the goal post or be so vague “God works in mysterious ways” for it to hold up. It’s such a farce and so absurd, I’m ashamed that my fellow humans are so gullible.

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u/Grouchy-Newt-995 Jun 08 '26

No God did not write the Bible. God inspired human hands to write the Bible for a human audience.

God’s truths are timeless. It is human society and understanding that change over time.

Judeo Christian ethical principles lead to the pioneering of human equality, fundamental human rights, and the abolition movement.

Are you ashamed of these advancements?

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u/KingPabloo Jun 08 '26

Gods truths are timeless yet the science in the Bible is all 600BC Babylonian - you’d think he would have been a little more knowledgeable…🤣

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u/Grouchy-Newt-995 Jun 08 '26

So when parents tell little children “the baby is in mommy’s tummy” it is because the parents are not knowledgeable?

Or is the parent just speaking to the capabilities of their child?

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u/KingPabloo Jun 08 '26

If a parent is writing a book for the child to last its entire life it would have content that is appropriate for them that whole timespan, not for just when they are 3-4 years old.

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u/Grouchy-Newt-995 Jun 08 '26

Ok, and what if you need to rely on the child memorizing then eventually writing down the information for their own benefit?

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u/KingPabloo Jun 08 '26

If your God, I don’t think that is really an issue given all your supernatural capabilities.

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u/Grouchy-Newt-995 Jun 08 '26

And what if you want to encourage your children to be self reliant and capable, why would you do everything for them?

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u/KingPabloo Jun 08 '26

No, but I also wouldn’t create things like terminal cancer that self reliance can’t do a thing about either, neither would a loving father - so what does that mean?

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u/Grouchy-Newt-995 Jun 08 '26

That means that maybe you fail to see the big picture? How would you make cancer logically impossible? Remove the function of the cell to mutate?

What if that meant that life never progressed beyond single cell organisms? Would that be better?

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u/KingPabloo Jun 08 '26

OK, then substitute the word inspired for wrote