Why Read the Bible?

[goodlife]

Do you, read the Bible solely as a religious duty?

Or do you occasionally read the Bible out of curiosity?

Then there are those who read the Bible merely so that they can say that they have read it through.

[goodlife]

At the end of the day one big difference between man and God. We tend to judge from outward appearances. If God has accepted a person, welcoming him and giving him His spirit, though he still may have some conscientious scruples or opinions that seem unnecessarily narrow, or, perhaps more broad than others, who are we to find fault? We all have to give account to our Master. We have enough problems, mistakes and faults of our own to keep us from meddling in someone else’s affairs. One man cannot properly interfere with the servant or employee of another man as to how he serves that man—and this is even more so in the case of a servant of God. God is the Judge of his servant. Yes, “he will be made to stand” by Jehovah.

[LazyGun]

@Goodlife - What does this have to do with the OP? The meaning of this post is mostly obscured by the sanctimonious commentary. You do start with this statement about the difference between Man and God though, which is worth examining.

Once again - Lots and lots of evidence that Man exists - not so much ( in fact, none at all) evidence that God exists.So, given that you have zero evidence to support your claim, your first statement is, just meaningless submissive drivel.

This sort of forelock tugging, eyes to the ground,know-your-place unchallenging acceptance of a supernatural entity purely on your say so and a few books of myth and fable scattered around the globe is just a rejection of everything that has made humanity what it is.