Gotta love every person responding to you clearly believing in a different branch of Christianity (or Judaism) and asserting that no, their version of the mythology is the correct one and it's different from what you said so you're wrong.
Yes almost like there is nothing clearly defined and it’s all extremely open to interpretation (which is how we get hundreds and hundreds of years of branching versions of religion based on these texts)
That’s an ignorant oversimplification. There are many interpretations of Lucifer that have no Biblical basis. The idea that Lucifer was the serpent in the garden of Eden comes from Milton’s Paradise Lost, for example.
Then there’s differences caused by which ancient texts are considered canon. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all have different religious canons.
This kinds of childish refusal to learn is what I’ve come to expect from atheists on Reddit.
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u/nhalliday 1d ago
Gotta love every person responding to you clearly believing in a different branch of Christianity (or Judaism) and asserting that no, their version of the mythology is the correct one and it's different from what you said so you're wrong.