On Oct 23, 4:07 pm, ezekiel...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Chief Thracian)
wrote:
> That revelation and much, much more, can all be found on this
> fantastic website:
>
> Bible Mythology - It Ain't Necessarily
Sohttp://www.hiddenmeanings.com/biblemythology.htm
>
> --quote:
>
> It is the Southern Baptists who teach that the writing of the Bible
> was directly inspired by God. If we follow that teaching then we
> would have to conclude that it was God who selected a person who was
> Gay to put together the most magnificent version of the Bible ever
> penned.
>
> Do they disagree with God's choice ?.
>
> And if indeed as they believe, God inspired the writing of the Bible,
> wouldn't you say that means that God must have had a "Gay friendly
> policy"?.
>
> Two books that do***ent that King James was gay. The Wisest Fool in
> Christendom, by William McElwee, & King James, by Antonia Frazier
>
> --end quote
>
> --And here's the introductory passage for that page:
>
> The very things that we have taken literally and have used to form the
> basis of our culture and relation****ps with others is actually Greek
> mythology.
>
> Mythology that has attempted to provide us with a very im****tant
> message of life , healing, and eternal peace.
>
> By literalizing these myths we have violated the very doctrine of the
> Bible itself which says, be not a minister of the letter for the
> letter kills.
>
> Every religion has joined in and we are now caught in the middle of
> another of the endless rounds of killing and violence in God's name.
>
> And it's all mythology. None of the things you read in the Bible ever
> happened and were never intended to be taken as historical fact.
>
> --end passage
>
> There are NUMEROUS tidbits about the Bible there, not all
> gay-relevant. It's quite diverse and a fabulous read.
>
> --
> Zeke Krahlinhttp://www.gay-bible.org
> Sorry, the Bible was not "penned" nor "authored" by a single individual.
Nor was it edited and compiled by a single individual but by many, many
different persons, not one of whom can be proven to be gay by any means
known to our science or technology. One might as well say the guy who
wrote Gilgamensh was gay. First of all, so what if he was? It matters not
one wit. And second of all, PROVE IT.
> Saint
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