I'd be willing to bet a super majority of Christians, even those in positions of authority in say the Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, or your various local Protestant ministers have never read the fucking thing back to front. Ever.
>>17975335 >even those in positions of authority in say the Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, or your various local Protestant ministers
No, those very much have ready the Bible.
I agree with you that most Christians don't read the Bible though. Though I don't fault them much for it, I've read it and it's a fucking behemoth of a book.
>>17975335
you'd be correct. and don't even start talking about doctrine unless you want prots to leave and caths to have their eyes glaze over. >>17975295 (OP)
how would the catholic church enforce that to a billion plus people, most with an internet connection
>>17975357 >how would the catholic church enforce that to a billion plus people, most with an internet connection
I'm not talking about access to the Bible today, you massive retard. I'm talking about the past, prior to the printing press.
>>17975365
of course you're right for before the printing press. why would you let a normie have a book that took the better part of a year to copy? and not just that, but they probably couldn't read it, and if they did, read it incorrectly like how retards today post quotes out of context.
it's really no wonder protestantism took off when it did.
>>17975295 (OP)
Nope. It was always God's plan to share knowledge of him to every language of the world so that everyone could have a chance to learn rigtheousness and please God.
I agree. Scientists and atheists claim that the bible says the world is flat and its wrong, as if it is otherwise.
Jesus the king of the jews knows best.
>>17975412
I have a Catholic Bible (which has 7 more books than Protestant Bibles), it's only 1,200 pages long, I read 10 pages a day, it takes me just 4 months to read it from cover to cover.
