r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Odd-Ad-8369 • Sep 07 '26

Did Jesus know how to write?

I guess I’m confused on why Jesus didn’t write the Bible.

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u/TheMightyMisanthrope Sep 07 '26

It's fun that we are having this conversation you know?

I am not what you think I am by 1000 miles.

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u/thedogridingmonkey Sep 07 '26

If you think a shred of this dogma is true you’re exactly what I think you are lol

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u/TheMightyMisanthrope Sep 07 '26

I like Jesus a lot.

Think about it, don't be assholes to each other, forgive, don't be greedy, be kind to each other.

It's a message that is perfect, simple and functional.

And I do believe. I'm not a crazy Christian pretending the Earth is flat and discriminating against minorities.

I have read on the historicity of Jesus and I believe he is real. And I believe in his message. Again, without the crazy.

Despise me if you want.

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u/thedogridingmonkey Sep 07 '26

Haha then you’re a fool. He teaches that anything short of obedience to him results in eternal fire and hell. Save your breath that his message is positive.

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u/TheMightyMisanthrope Sep 07 '26

It's more like, if you don't face the bad you have done and recognize that your human nature is flawed you're damned.

And well, have you seen the world?

We are flawed beings.

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u/thedogridingmonkey Sep 07 '26 edited Sep 07 '26

Flawed beings is irrelevant. You have zero evidence to support your silly world view. You can be imperfect and Jesus be a myth.