Re: For Christians - Which version of the Bible do you use? [message #444553 is a reply to message #444367] |
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R315r4z0r
Messages: 3836 Registered: March 2005 Location: New York
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How come religious folk aren't considered nerds?
I mean... they exhibit the same characteristics of a nerd who is involved in some episodic fictional material. Why is it considered different for someone to say Book X, section Y:Z, line Q "blah, blah, blah..... N." as opposed to someone else saying "Star Trek A, episode B, time stamp C "blah, blah, blah.... M."?
I mean, the differences are nil.
Therefore, all people who study the Bible and learn it inside out, line for line, meaning for meaning, are nerds.
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