LOL the xians get to explain away parts of the bible that are confusing, distasteful, unscientific, unrealistic, or inconsistent as “metaphorical” and “symbolic”, but insist upon concrete and literal death-puttings, discrimination, and punishments.
If the “death” that god was threatening metaphorical, why was the punishment (childbirth pain and agriculture) for the “fall” actual?
Why do women not experience “symbolic” childbirth pain?
And does this make Farmville the punishment for men?
here’s a question that been bugging me. if adam and eve did not yet know good from evil, since they have not eaten from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, then how were they supposed to know that disobeying god is evil? hmmm..
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Wow, these are so funny!
Excellent!
You do realize it was a metaphorical death symbolising the death of their souls from god’s grace.
yeah, it was his/her first time! Come on! Understand poor God, humans!
(parenting wasn’t included in his/her all-knowledge, was it?)
Why did they not know their mother’s love??? tragic
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BUT DONT EAT IT. EVER. EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER
Oh ya what kid would possibly be tempted by that?
LOL the xians get to explain away parts of the bible that are confusing, distasteful, unscientific, unrealistic, or inconsistent as “metaphorical” and “symbolic”, but insist upon concrete and literal death-puttings, discrimination, and punishments.
If the “death” that god was threatening metaphorical, why was the punishment (childbirth pain and agriculture) for the “fall” actual?
Why do women not experience “symbolic” childbirth pain?
And does this make Farmville the punishment for men?
here’s a question that been bugging me. if adam and eve did not yet know good from evil, since they have not eaten from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, then how were they supposed to know that disobeying god is evil? hmmm..
T-shirt plz…