Can you disagree with what the Bible says and still be a Christian?
Can I disagree with parts of the bible and still be a Christian?
What are some contradictions in the Holy Bible? Does the New Testament (of the Christian Bible) actually instruct us to disregard the Old Testament? Do I have to read the Bible? Is the Bible a lie? Can you believe in God but not the Bible? What are scientific contradictions in the Bible? Is the Bible more likely to be true or not true? Am I a bible literalist? I believe that the bible is God's word and definitely true but interpretations can be wrong, and I'm a theistic evolutionist? Does science conflict with the Bible? Should the bible be rewritten? Is the Bible true? How do I disprove someone who thinks the Christian Bible book of Revelation is aligning with what is happening in the Middle East? Why do most Christians not follow their Bible, e.g. they do not follow the 10 Commandments, etc.? Do Christians believe that the Bible is words of God or have have to believe that or not? As an atheist: Which Bible books should I read, and which are just not that interesting? Does new testament rejects old testament? Is there evidence the Bible is a lie? Is the Bible rewritten? Is protestant Bible the same as the Catholic Bible? How can I be a better Christian? Does Christianity contradict Judaism? How do creationist scientists reconcile their faith in the biblical account of creation with the overwhelming contradicting scientific evidence? How is the Catholic Bible different from the Protestant Bible? How is the Bible different from other holy books? What similarities do they share? What are the scientific errors in the Bible? Is the Bible historically accurate? How should one read and understand the Bible? Why did Christ say, "I have come not to unite, but to separate...father will turn against son, daughter against mother...etc.," as seen in Luke chapter 12, verse 51-53? How does the Catholic Bible differ from other versions? What Christian sect follows the Bible most closely and faithfully?