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As we said your book contain minimum truth mixed with falsehood, but there is some truth left. If you your book claim most prophets were drunk, thieves, adulteress, no surprise that the passages of the upcoming new prophet will have the worse blasphemy. How can that be word of God? Could you read that part of your book to your kids?QuoteOriginally Posted by pandora
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What nonsense!!! It does not matter what YOU say about the Holy Bible.. But you cannot go changing the words of God to suit yourselves.Quote
The "Song of Songs" is a work of Hebrew erotic poetry expressing the love between a man and wife?? God ordained marriage for us and that we should enjoy each other in a sexual way is expressing a deep love for one another. Love and sex within marriage may be considered somehow shameful in your eyes but for Christians love is a reflection of God. Does it say it was the word of God Himself? That is your misunderstanding.. We could say it is an inspired work... Inspired out of the emotion love.. Which God blessed us with. That you see it as somehow shameful says more about the person you are.. It does not detract from the beauty of the expressive love shown.
Which rather begs the question... Why would you expect to find the name of Mohammed in a work of early Hebrew erotic poetry? See my point? It's not enough to seize upon a word because it sounds like it could mean Mohammed.. One has to look at the context of the whole.. Then you may see it does not carry the same meaning you wish it to. So yes I would read it to my children if they were of an age to understand the importance of love in a relationship between a man and woman through matrimony.
and you my friend are throwing the word blasphemy around again... When it is undeserved.
Peace.
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