Life inside the Bible Bubble–The Bible is without error & historically accurate.

Watch this short clip:

https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/c0eoDjV4xDd

Now, let’s look under the hood. Remember, reading to death will likely change your mind on what you otherwise believe you know.

Read this, and read this, and read this. Did you find anything that disputes what the pastor claims?

Author: Richard L. Fricks

Former CPA, attorney, and lifelong wanderer. I'm now a full-time skeptic and part-time novelist. The rest of my time I spend biking, gardening, meditating, photographing, reading, writing, and encouraging others to adopt The Pencil Driven Life. View all posts by Richard L. Fricks

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I encourage you to read to death. This isn’t like running yourself to death; it’s more like running to kill something else. By running, I mean reading (yes, this includes listening to audiobooks & podcasts). Read–fiction and nonfiction– until you’ve put to death your false opinions and beliefs. If you keep at it, keep reading widely and deeply, you’ll replace your wrong-headedness with the truth.

I encourage you to take to heart what Mark Twain said: “The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read.” And, if this doesn’t motivate you to become an avid reader, consider this: “The first to plead his case seems right, until another comes and examines him.” Proverbs 18:17.

Speaking of the Bible and God, here’s one of the main questions this blog attempts to answer: is there credible evidence to believe in the Christian God?

I trust you are secure and intelligent enough to question your beliefs.

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