The OT and the NT are actually allegorical from start to finish. Did anyone else notice this after carefully reading the bible?

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Anonymous 03/01/16 (Tue) 17:57:23 No.9316

The OT and the NT are actually allegorical from start to finish.

Did anyone else notice this after carefully reading the bible?

Anonymous 03/01/16 (Tue) 18:09:48 No.9317

What you mean?

That nothing of whats written actually happened? or that both parts tell the same story?

Anonymous 03/01/16 (Tue) 19:42:09 No.9323

There's allegory, myth, falsehood passed of as fact, poetry, miracle stories, historical records, verifiable fact.

Can you substantiate these claims? Keep in mind "allegory" doesn't mean "things that didn't happen" per se, but that the author if the text consciously used fiction to illustrate a point.

Anonymous 03/05/16 (Sat) 17:30:58 No.9425

>>9317

yep, go double check it and see

Anonymous 03/05/16 (Sat) 19:11:28 No.9426