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I've never owned a Bible, although I've been tempted to by one so I can look up obscure references people keep quoting at me. I don't think I could ever burn a Bible, firstly it's just as easy to say "fuck you" to the evangelists, and above all else, I love reading, and couldn't actually bring myself to burn a book.
The best book I ever read.
I do not follow popular Christianity as a religion. I am a follower of Christ Jesus, God incarnate. We are a small minority. The scum of the earth are the one's who followed Him. The poor outcast oppressed people. The religous leaders had Him killed, but that was His plan to begin with. To die for His followers so that they could be forgivin and spend eternity with Him.
The Bible contains the oldest records on earth. From the time God first created life, including the creation of the first cannabis plants. It prepares those who study it for life, death, and the end of the earth. Spend enough time inbetween those pages and you will begin to know God. :thumbsup:
Why do people find more legitimacy in followers of this character from a book Jesus Christ than from, say, Timothy Leary? I think that is shit.
Timothy Leary wrote some books and was a shrink. Jesus made the heavens, the earth, and life and was God. He also made Timothy Leary.
Where's the legitimacy in following a man rather than the one who made men?