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Originally Posted by Aquila
For me the idea of "anointed myth" appears to water down the Scripture on the surface. However, it is also very powerful in that no matter what science claims, discovers, or proves... a divine myth would still teach absolute truths given by God.
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I read where someone considered the book of Job something like that. He says "As satisfying as the book of Job has been to people over the ages, I have to say I find it supremely dissatisfying. If God tortures, maims, and murders people just to see how they will react-to see if they will not blame him, when in fact he is to blame-then this does not seem to me to be a God worthy of worship. Worthy of fear, yes. Of praise, no."
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