Foxy Posted September 28, 2005 a New bible that can be read in 100 mins has just been published...Who needs that long? Here it is in less than 400 words.......... for those in a even bigger hurry, tkaen from The Guardian. God created heaven and earth in six days. He then made Adam, quickly followed by Eve when he saw that Adam was bored. Their descendants proved a real disappointment, so he flooded the world and started again. But God continued to have a lot of problems. Abraham was OK, but Jacob cheated on his brother and Joseph was such a prima donna that his brothers sold him into slavery. Moses tried to lay down the law but it took an almighty strop for anyone to notice. Joshua killed a lot of people; so did Gideon; in fact most of the judges and kings were lying psychopaths. Understandably the Jewish people needed to relax, so they sang psalms to the tune of Kumbaya. Back in the action and it was still looking grim. A few grumpy prophets apart, it was bloodletting on a grand scale all the way. Things improved when an angel got Mary pregnant in 1BC. Joseph was very understanding about this and nine months later Jesus was born. Various shepherds and wise men paid their respects before Jesus was whisked out of town to escape Herod. He spent the next 30 years chilling out before beginning his ministry when John the Baptist was arrested. Jesus tried to avoid publicity but it was hard to keep a low profile when he was pulling off stunts like raising the dead. So it wasn't long before he collected some disciples, and from these he chose his main crew, the apostles. Much of Jesus's teaching was captured when he spoke about the meaning of humility during the Sermon on the Mount. Apart from forgiving sins, he also said that anyone who divorces and remarries commits adultery. These views made him extremely unpopular, but calling himself the Messiah was the last straw. When he rode into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday he knew his days were numbered. On the Thursday night he was betrayed by Judas and taken before Pontius Pilate, who offered the Jews a chance to reprieve him. They refused and he was crucified and buried. He rose from the dead on Easter Sunday. Jesus reassured his followers he was for real and over the next 40 days he made a number of other appearances before going up to heaven. cheers Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Valenteenah. Posted September 28, 2005 Funny but very disrespectful. If they wrote anything like that about the Qur'an all hell would break loose. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muhammad Posted September 29, 2005 ^ would that be a good thing or a bad thing? I wonder how many of the actual words of Isa(as) are in it? :confused: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Foxy Posted September 29, 2005 This is just of the hell of saying: Let there be light, a garden, fashion, a tower, a flood, some jews with rules, some odd books, shepherds, wise folk and a carpenter, stories with morals, stories without morals, passion, some more odd books, apostles, more light, fire, violence, guilt complexes, monsters, an end! Story begins High hopes, people stuff up, try again. Moments of great clarity and more high hopes. Try again and learn from your mistakes. Great role models, great stuff ups. Become what you are! High hopes, disappointments. Don't repeat the ****** things, learn from the past. Value yourself, value others. We are a W.I.P. The story goes on ... cheers See the humor side of life'.,. there is more to life than being serious Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Yoonis_Cadue Posted September 29, 2005 Interesting: Here is a link to something I've written earlier about the 100 minute Bible. Link Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Castro Posted September 29, 2005 Originally posted by m u h a m m a d: I wonder how many of the actual words of Isa(as) are in it? :confused: None, really. Even the original Bible is mostly Paul's words. And Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. And a whole bunch of other people. It is, however, considered to be the "inspired" word of god by christians. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Muhammad Posted September 30, 2005 Originally posted by Castro: quote:Originally posted by m u h a m m a d: I wonder how many of the actual words of Isa(as) are in it? :confused: None, really. Even the original Bible is mostly Paul's words. And Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. And a whole bunch of other people. It is, however, considered to be the "inspired" word of god by christians. Ahmed Deedaat(ra) would have said; we know Paul was a christian hunter... but Mathew who? Mark who? Luke who? John who? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites