This is not a thread to bash Christianity or religion whatsoever, but a thread to discuss a serious question.

The Bible is the basis of morality and life for many human beings; however, is it a good thing to base moral grounds on when a lot of individuals interpret it in different ways and many individuals pick and choose what applies to their lives and their beliefs?

How can we truly rely on something that is so up for discussion and interpretation?

Jesus just need to come down real quick and tell us if the stuff in it is real or not because I'm not QUITE sure.

Well...lets see how old it is shall we

Don't ask this **** on ATRL.

i see this thread getting messy and i hope not

I think the Bible is an enjoyable read but it shouldn't be taken too seriously.

Right cuz I'm tired of all of these buzzards telling me what's right and wrong because "the Bible says so"

A lot of the New Testament events have been proven to be factual, but the entire concept of Christianity and religion in general is based on faith. People should never use the Bible exclusively as proof of anything.

Some things are very good in terms of what's right or wrong.
Other things are just plain wrong,stupid,or both.

There's a reason I asked it on ATRL. There are many various views on religion on here.

wasn't it written like thousands of years ago by ignorant people who did not know anything about the world?

But sadly they do...

it never ends well

This too.

Yes.

Good God, enough of these threads. There are billions of Christians on the planet who consider the Bible to be a highly-reliable source by which they live their lives, and there are also plenty of people who are not Christians that also consider the Bible to be legitimate - a respectful stance to take when discussing a religious text.

How reliable is the game "Telephone?"