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Saturday, July 08, 2006

Question of the Day #51: The "good" book?

Do you find the Bible (or any other "Holy" book) interesting as mere literature? If you don't, is it because you find religious texts offensive, or could you enjoy one if it were at least, in your opinion, well-written?

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6 Comments:

At 7/08/2006 10:00 AM, Blogger Zachary Moore declaimed...

Absolutely. If I didn't find the Bible so interesting, I never would have spent so much time reading it, and I wouldn't have deconverted.

 
At 7/08/2006 11:16 AM, Blogger The Uncredible Hallq declaimed...

Who can dislike Ecclesiastes?

 
At 7/08/2006 11:39 AM, Blogger George Hasara declaimed...

I’ve yet to come across a “sacred” text that I would consider a good read. I find these writings interesting only in the context of the importance many people give them.

 
At 7/08/2006 11:43 AM, Blogger George Hasara declaimed...

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At 7/08/2006 12:38 PM, Blogger Hellbound Alleee declaimed...

Yes, I can enjoy OT-3, the Book of Mormon, the Vedas, and songs celebrating Eckankar. Who wouldn't?

 
At 7/08/2006 7:49 PM, Blogger Unknown declaimed...

I don't find the Bible or other religious text to be terribly interesting as literature. Even a more accessible version of the Bible for instance would barely pass as enjoyable fiction, in my opinion.

 

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