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But which god? Therein lies the conundrum. Not everybody believes the bible.
Not every bible is the same, and early Christians had various sacred scriptures of the Old Testament, there were already Christians before the New Testament even came about. And some Christian denominations have different biblical canons, translations, editions, etc.
There is no one religion or one "true religion". We all are different, have different DNA, souls, backgrounds, paths in life, etc. We will never see spiritual matters the same, and that's the way it is supposed to be. Fighting that and expecting one simple "this is it" is foolishness. Just look at history and even nature. The signs show how it is.
Seeking and searching can lead one in the right direction if it comes from within oneself, and is done freely, openly, and honestly. Nothing will be gained trying to think and do the same as other humans. We'll always be on different frequencies and speaking different languages, so to speak.
Not every bible is the same, and early Christians had various sacred scriptures of the Old Testament, there were already Christians before the New Testament even came about. And some Christian denominations have different biblical canons, translations, editions, etc.
It is the ancient manuscripts which support Bible canon.
A paraphrased bible is Not a translation. Translations can be compared to the ancient manuscripts.
So, what the King James added is exposed as spurious.
That does Not make the Bible as wrong or different, but that slipped-in errors are exposed.
Because the Bible has cross-reference verses and passages that shows the internal harmony among Bible writers.
The apocryphal books simply exclude themselves being out of harmony with the '66' Bible books.
According to this, protestants and Jehovah's witness will all end up in Hell.
I don't find the ^ above ^ to be the case as found at ww.jw.org.
I find there is a BIG difference between the Bible's hell, and a religious-myth hell just taught as being Scripture.
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