Do you believe all of the Bible?

Question

And are you willing to take a stand against filth in corporate world ?

See below.

Video in this link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSJLoUMqmlM&NR=1

Please sign the boycott here.

http://www.boycottmcdonalds.com/

One news now article

http://www.onenewsnow.com/Perspectives/Default.aspx?id=198208

Answer 1

no, not a single bit.

Answer 2

What does belief have to do with fact?

Example

"I believe that box contains no objects"

What bearing does ones beliefs have to do with the reality of a particular box and its contents?

The point of this is

Without facts there is no way to know what parts of the bible may be true and what parts are just human error, embellishment, or outright fiction.

If god does exists and requires my faith/trust/belief or what have you without facts that I can actually verify as being true than god is irrational and there is probably little hope that I can appease god at all.

Why bother?

Answer 3

not all of it. I do believe God loves all of us and he made each of us different. Therefore, all of us have likes and dislikes. And that we may believe in whatever we want, whether others like it or not.

I don't agree with the statement: we should not judge, and yet the bible in itself judges others and their sins.

And yes, i am willing. Political correctness is a piece of c**p we need to get rid of.  

Answer 4

all of the bible?

..that they were written  -evidently, yes!

..that they were true.. hmm, nope!

..that i'm bad for not holding everything in it sacred and etc.. that's BS!

Answer 5

No I dont believe in fairytales

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

I read some on the internet and no I don't. Couldn't understand it for the most part so I gave up with it. Well I might look now and again but I still wouldn't believe it.

Answer 8

No.

Answer 9

I believe its all reactionary, clerical fascist nonsense, yes  

Answer 10

LOL!!! Not hardly.

Answer 11

Not really, and I hope the boycott fails miserably, yes the food isn't that great but homosexuality isn't a good reason to boycott something, and I'm uite sure they would have supported mcdonalds if they were against homosexuals. It's a corporation they play nice with everyone, it's good for business.

Yay! Thumbs down, Truth hurts doesnt it?

Answer 12

Since I don't believe in throwing rocks at homosexuals or not eating shellfish, I'd have to say no.

Answer 13

I believe that most of the stories in the bible weren't meant to be taken literally. I think that many of them were written to be looked at from a symbolic point of view. In other words, they were stories written for people to use as an example of how to live a "good" life. I think many of the stories hold wonderful values and beliefs and can teach us how to treat our fellow man; that said...I don't take most of the bible stories literally.

Answer 14

Yes.

Answer 15

I dont believe any of it .

Answer 16

No. Oh yeah about the boycotting McDonalds thing: It's just stupid. People are starving in other countries and you're complaining like children because a restarunt doesn't have the same views as you? Wow, bitching for Jesus?

Answer 17

No. Its full of terror and stupidity. Noah's arc was plagerized and so was Jesus Christ. Dont believe me?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RV46fsmx...

Answer 18

no

Answer 19

I can't believe anything unless it is totally incredible, yes I believe all the Bible

Answer 20

I hardly believe any of it, mate.  I will concede that most of the places mentioned it it exist.  Not too sure about the people and events though.

Answer 21

Of course.  I do believe that most of it is intended as a morality tale, and is not literally true.