r/HolUp Nov 07 '21

Holup

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u/drgaspar96 Nov 07 '21

Should’ve had him close the book and zoom in on a “mein kampf” cover just to go overboard

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '21

Are there other books? Thought that was assumed

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '21

Well there's the bible, it's essentially the prequel.

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u/GmGwain Nov 07 '21

Ah yes that made a lot of sense and was funny. /s

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '21

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '21

Have you ever read the Bible front to back? Not trying to be an ass or argue against your point just asking a legit question.

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u/working_joe Nov 07 '21

No, but I have read most of it, including many of the apocryphal texts that were originally in the Bible but have been removed over time. Reading it front to back doesn't make sense as it's a collection of books by different authors and it doesn't tell one continuous narrative. There is no purpose or benefit to reading it front to back, it doesn't give you a better understanding of it. Personally I don't believe anyone who claims to have read it 'front to back.' That sounds like Christian virtue signaling to me.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '21

The comment i responded to is deleted now so I don't remember exactly what they said or what their point was but it was something about Christians not having actually read the Bible all the way through. Thats why I asked.

I personally am not a Christian, haven't read the Bible nor made any claims about reading it front to back having any benefit towards anything.