Jny

Being that you believe the bible and that everything in it is right, would it follow that you think the bible should replace the constitutions and the law.

If you don't want a christian theocracy in the US, it is because you don't buy everything in the bible?

I'm constantly stunned that people in this country stand and watch their mound of groceries being scanned and pushed into a pile without bagging them! You guys will then pay for your groceries and just stand and watch as the cashier bags ALL of them for you. Consquently, the line goes slow because the cashier is both ringing and bagging?

Why is this so?

When i get groceries, i bag while the cashier rings and by the time she's scanned the last item, its all bagged and all i have to do is pay, hence, the people in line behind me get served quicker.

why don't more people do this over here in the US? I've lived here 12 years and this still puzzles me!

How much of the bible do you really believe in wholeheartedly?

Have you read the bible?

How do you reconcile the contradictions?

Do you every sit and honesty ask yourself about the validity of various parts of the bible?

Dare you even think about asking yourself if there really is god - lest he hear you doubting him and smite you?

Do you apply rigorous examination and critical thinking in other areas of your life?

If you did begin to doubt in the existence of god or the validity of the bible, who would you talk to about that?

Would your family and friends disown you if you abandoned your faith?

What do you think about the lives of people who don't believe in god?