Abhijit NaskarThe Bible is not religion, nor are the Vedas. The Torah is not religion, nor is the Quran, or any other scripture on earth.
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The Bible is not religion, nor are the Vedas. The Torah is not religion, nor is the Quran, or any other scripture on earth. This quote could be interpreted in several ways. First, the bible refers to the Christian Bible.
Second, it refers to any holy book that causes people to believe in something that is not true. Third, it refers to any book that causes people to believe in something that is true but not based on truth. Fourth, it refers to any book that contains stories of things that really happened.
If you think about it, all of these definitions make sense. The bible does not make anyone religious; the bible makes people religious. It makes people believe in god(s) and encourages them to live their lives based on what they think god wants them to do.
It contains stories about real people (Jesus), but it’s not based on truth (he didn’t exist). It doesn’t encourage people to live by the rules of truth (it encourages people to do what they want) and isn’t based on truth (it contains stories). So, what does this quote mean? It means that the bible is not a holy book and isn’t worth reading or believing in.
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