Quote Originally Posted by couch-potato
What about ancient Aztecs? Incas? Completely isolated from Christianity for a vast majority of their empire's existence (but fucked over due to Cortez and Pizarro) , yet they created their own systems of beliefs with their own gods. To them, it was truth. Think about why their gods were imaginary, then apply those same standards to whichever god you may or may not believe in. Open your eyes, the only difference between religion and a cult is a few million followers.

i'm not sure what you're saying with this; unless god is whatever we make him to be, then most religions (or all) have to be wrong, cuz they don't agree one with another
onequickmove Reviewed by onequickmove on . biblical contradictions: hit me ok, so i hear over and over "there are tons of contradictions in the bible." there are myriads of websites that list apparent contradictions. i spent a couple years studying biblical greek and hebrew, and i'd like to see if i can take on some apparent contradictions. i believe the bible, in its original writings, is the inspired word of God. i believe jesus christ is my savior of my sins. i also know that there there are differences in the manuscripts we have today, so some of them must have Rating: 5