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Topic	Is it likely that reading the Bible in it's entirety makes someone Atheist?
_Angel_ 10/08/21 5:26:44 PM #1:	Topic Question. Highly likely. Likely. Unlikely. Highly unlikely. Dependent on personal circumstances. Low-quality topic. Followed, unfollowed, reported, blocked. Topic Question. - Results (27 votes) Highly likely. 14.81% (4 votes) 4 Likely. 18.52% (5 votes) 5 Unlikely. 0% (0 votes) 0 Highly unlikely. 7.41% (2 votes) 2 Dependent on personal circumstances. 18.52% (5 votes) 5 Low-quality topic. 29.63% (8 votes) 8 Followed, unfollowed, reported, blocked. 11.11% (3 votes) 3 I see this often said in atheist environments, that reading the Bible should be enough to make anyone an atheist due to certain irreconcilable passages within the book being at odds with treating your fellow man/woman how you would want to be treated. I am slightly in agreement with this sentiment as I once read the Bible front to back myself instead of solely being led in prayer in my youth, but it was not enough to make me atheist necessarily, only eschewing much of it's text in favour of taking a few notable passages to heart as guidance of sorts. What do you guys think? --- Nostalgia, how I remember things. Remember crowns, remember kings. <cite>_Angel_ posted [p:958839607] in Is it like... [t:79701316]...</cite> <quote> Topic Question. Highly likely. Likely. Unlikely. Highly unlikely. Dependent on personal circumstances. Low-quality topic. Followed, unfollowed, reported, blocked. Vote View Results Topic Question. - Results (27 votes) Highly likely. 14.81% (4 votes) 4 Likely. 18.52% (5 votes) 5 Unlikely. 0% (0 votes) 0 Highly unlikely. 7.41% (2 votes) 2 Dependent on personal circumstances. 18.52% (5 votes) 5 Low-quality topic. 29.63% (8 votes) 8 Followed, unfollowed, reported, blocked. 11.11% (3 votes) 3 Show Voting Form I see this often said in atheist environments, that reading the Bible should be enough to make anyone an atheist due to certain irreconcilable passages within the book being at odds with treating your fellow man/woman how you would want to be treated. I am slightly in agreement with this sentiment as I once read the Bible front to back myself instead of solely being led in prayer in my youth, but it was not enough to make me atheist necessarily, only eschewing much of it's text in favour of taking a few notable passages to heart as guidance of sorts. What do you guys think? --- Nostalgia, how I remember things. Remember crowns, remember kings.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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