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What is the Bible?

What is the Bible?

Who wrote the Bible?

The church will continue to be even more irrelevant when it quotes letters from 2,000 years ago.

Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so.

It's where our trouble began.

This sounds to me like the voice of someone who really has an appalling ignorance of

what the Bible says about itself and what Jesus said about it.

It's time for wretched radio with Todd Freel.

We are at Georgia Tech and we are going to try to talk to the kids about if they could

ask God one question, what would it be and I suspect one of the things that they're going to say pretty consistently, maybe, or at least, at least more than once, why do bad things happen? Why do bad things happen? I'm guessing that is going to be on the mind of a lot of students if they've actually ever thought about it before.

All right, let's talk to this gentleman. Hey young man, while you're walking to wherever you're going, keep walking.

Can I talk to you on the radio and ask you a question?

Sure.

Here it is. If you could ask God one question, one question for God, what would it be?

If I could ask God one question, I would ask, um, why exactly did he send Jesus

down as a man and not as a woman?

I've just always been curious as to why he's sent to a son as opposed to a daughter,

where typically throughout history we see females as more pure individuals. So why send a son?

Hmm. I've just always wondered that.

Really? Yes. Okay. So I take it from that question, you actually believe in God and that he actually did send his son Jesus, is that correct?

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