Tag: New Testament
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What Heaven really looks like according to the Bible
Few subjects have fascinated humanity more than heaven. Every civilization has imagined a paradise awaiting the righteous after death. Ancient Egyptians envisioned the Field of Reeds. The Vikings dreamed of Valhalla. Muslims anticipate Jannah. Christians, meanwhile, often picture clouds, angels with wings, golden gates, and elderly men playing harps. The Bible presents a far more…
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The Bible: Killing children, rape, homosexuality and much more
Few books have shaped human civilization as profoundly as the Bible. It has inspired magnificent works of art, transformed legal systems, motivated countless charitable movements, and provided meaning to billions of believers throughout history. Even many people who have never opened a Bible live in societies whose moral values have been influenced by its teachings.…
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Christianity made Satan far more powerful than Judaism
Most Christians imagine Satan as God’s eternal enemy. He rules hell. He commands demons. He tempts humanity. Moreover, he stands behind much of the evil in the world. Many believers assume this picture comes directly from the Old Testament. It does not. If we compare the Hebrew Bible with the New Testament and later Christian…
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Christian hell is worse than Jewish hell
Skeptics often charge the Old Testament God with violence. They point to floods, plagues, and conquered cities. Apologists counter by pointing to the cross. They say the New Testament reveals a God of love—one who takes the violence upon Himself. But this defense misses the point. If we take the New Testament’s hell literally, the…
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The Old Testament’s God as a true evil
This question is not merely academic. When the Old Testament is used to justify political policies, military actions, or social hierarchies, its moral content becomes a matter of urgent contemporary concern. The same scriptures that inspire charity and justice have also been invoked to defend slavery, colonialism, apartheid, and violence against marginalized groups. The Old…
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Treat the Bible just like Mein Kampf is treated
No one can publish Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler in unedited form, without politically favorable commentary and without getting punished in most of the European countries if released unedited. Since European politicians treat their citizens as stupid sheep who cannot form their own opinions without sleazy commentary, religious books should be treated in such a…