@divegeestersaid Reposting for all you brave hell-fire Christians, as per KellyJay’s request:
Here’s a passage for all you hellfire and burning believers to have a look and and tell me this; which bits are literal and which are metaphors and symbolisms?
From Revelation 19
I saw heaven standing open and there before me was a white horse, whose rider is called Faithful and Tru ...[text shortened]... nd the burning ... am I right?
What a desperately sad doctrine of death it is that you cling to.
this text, as well as many other spiritual, religious, and philosophical texts sound (to my experienced ear) as if written under the influence of datura, or perhaps peyote...
some hallucinations can seem extremely real...
as to whether or not the text is describing a literal or a metaphorical experience, i was not there,
and so i do not know...
@divegeestersaid Reposting for all you brave hell-fire Christians, as per KellyJay’s request:
Here’s a passage for all you hellfire and burning believers to have a look and and tell me this; which bits are literal and which are metaphors and symbolisms?
From Revelation 19
I saw heaven standing open and there before me was a white horse, whose rider is called Faithful and Tru ...[text shortened]... nd the burning ... am I right?
What a desperately sad doctrine of death it is that you cling to.
"...EXCEPT the lake of sculpture and the burning ..."
@divegeestersaid Reposting for all you brave hell-fire Christians, as per KellyJay’s request:
Here’s a passage for all you hellfire and burning believers to have a look and and tell me this; which bits are literal and which are metaphors and symbolisms?
From Revelation 19
I saw heaven standing open and there before me was a white horse, whose rider is called Faithful and Tru ...[text shortened]... nd the burning ... am I right?
What a desperately sad doctrine of death it is that you cling to.
1. Do you know which parts of the Bible are literal?
2. How can you tell when a passage is not meant to be taken literally?
3. What do you believe the wrath of God refers to?
Nope I said C3 response was an honest answer as he described himself. You gave one about yourself I thought showed a touch self importance. Did not suggest dishonesty that word was not my intention at all. I didn’t even want to say anything till you demanded I did.
What's interesting is that you've decided hell doesn't exist, despite the bible saying it does.
Why you feel that way is what's interesting. You have decided that you'll accept the parts of the bible that suit your own beliefs, and will discard the rest.
Literal vs Metaphor challenge
20 Oct '18 21:57
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