turnorburn
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Actually its severeal books compiled together over thousands of years and was edited together by a collective known as the Nicean creed where books were removed or added to unify a fragmented belief system for the the then freshly sanctioned Church.
Its more of a compendium of sever different types of text. History, parable, philosophy, poetry, history, laws, etc.
Yes, I also work on them for a living. Yes because computers are a combination of differnt software, hardware, and purposes. I have learned how to use certain software partly on manuals, but how to do some of the greater aspects of coding, tutorials, and repair I had to learn through trial and error. Mainly because the manuals don't tell you everything.
Actually the Bible is very vague on most things. The Bible doesn't explain a lot of things. The Bible isn't nitty gritty on a lot of details and tends to just be a summary of generic concepts and topics. The laws in the Bible are by no means complete or all encompassing as why courts exist and why countless hours of study is delved to understand how society works. Its a limited collection of books with limited information.
According the original story, there was really no way for them to follow the instructions. The concept of good and evil, right and wrong didn't exist in them until they ate of the fruit. The story has a massive plot hole/paradox right in the middle of it. The fruit and the command are symbols for story telling. Fruit equals curiosity, Adam and Eve equal Men and Women, the serpent represents our drive to curiosity at all Costs, and God is a representation of authority/ consequence. As a fable the story works, but considered to be a real event it starts to create a tons of plot holes and inconsistencies.
Or we get innovations on how to streamline software, new software, games, expanded uses for the computer, diversity in interfaces, new operating systems, and new hardware.
I'll tell you what Jesus told Nicodemus in..
John 3:3 Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.
You will never see Gods kingdom without being born again, ask any Christian..
tob