living bible 03 by Articles Exposed
Published Date: 28/07/07
When it comes to the beginning, there are so many takes on the whole thing. Oh, maybe that wasn't too clear. I'm talking about the start of life as we know it. The truth is it's controversial. You have some guy over here telling to that God created the earth and every living thing in seven days. Then you have some guy over there telling you about the "Big Bang." It kind of goes back and fourth between science and religion. Like I said, it's a non-stop debate. The funny part of it all is that no one from either side can actually prove either theory. This is so typical, isn't it? Well, the good news is you can get your own take by doing your own research. All there is to know can be attained on the World-Wide-Web. Whether it's about biology, the King James' Bible, The Coran, or even the living bible, it's all at your fingertips. Go ahead and dive into the opinionated madness.
I took a class a couple years back in college. It was called "Bible as Literature." Now, don't freak out if you're a religious fanatic or assume this course is the Devil's work. I assure you that it's not. In fact, all it does is ask you to examine the Bible as a piece of literature. You know, a particular text from the past that holds some significance or validity in the world. Something that deserves attention. Anyway, I believe this course opened up my eyes concerning a few aspects of the Bible. Although we didn't really discuss the "living bible,' which can be viewed online, we did analyze sections of the King James' Bible. Believe me when I say there is no way you could get through the entire thing in one semester. It just requires too much time and thought. Since those days, I have taken it upon myself to dig deeper. For example, I wanted some information on the living bible and the Coran. Have you taken a peek at either of these works and what they have to offer?
If the living bible or any other holy book is something you've never investigated or put any thought into, I honestly suggest you do. Now I'm not telling you to run out and read every version of every holy book known to man. I'm simply suggesting that you acquire a better understanding of what different folks practice and trust in. It will educate you on some level, whether it makes you a believer or not.
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