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PSP homebrew - PSP Bible |
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For the religious conservative sort, here's an app that you might find
useful. It's PSP Bible and it basically lets you view and read the
Bible and its contents on your PSP, making it a substitute for the holy
book. Your handheld is definitely smaller and lighter than most Bibles,
plus it's made of tougher stuff that won't tear and shrivel up as
easily as Bible pages do.Developer Kehon has finished the new testament so far, but the old hasn't been done yet, so it seems he's halfway there.
Download: PSP Bible
More PSP homebrew:
Via Kehon's Forums
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Now I can consult the Holy Book in all occasions to help me make the right choices and decisions!
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Just because I dont regard the Quran as holy scripture (Im Christian) doesnt mean I look down on those who do, or that I think the book is devoid of merit. In fact Id love to read the Quran some time; Ive heard it has some very good lessons in it.
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Luke 19:27 FTW!!!
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its nothing to make fun of.
oh and _YOUR_MOM_ and Goregeist...you might wanna try reading it sometime.
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HAHAHAHAHAAHHAA !
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its nothing to make fun of."
Ezekiel 23:20
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eat that *****. anybody reading this is sinning right now. marked by the right hand and the forehead. be ready for nibiru and 2012
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Example:
1 Samuel 18:27
Wherefore David arose and went, he and his men, and slew of the Philistines two hundred men; and David brought their foreskins, and they gave them in full tale to the king, that he might be the king's son in law. And Saul gave him Michal his daughter to wife.
That's right... buying a wife with 200 foreskins.
The Bible really *is* something to make fun of.
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I respect your RIGHT to believe, but your beliefs are loathsome.
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Seek for your God or beliefs in solitude, read the Bible maybe, read the Quran, be the best you can... and appreciate the work Kehon put behind this little homebrew
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Oh sry, wrong holy book!
next pls!
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In 1 Samuel 18:27, the number is 200.
In 1 Samuel 18:25 and 2 Samuel 3:14, it's 100.
It depends on your translation, too. The NRSV says 100 in both places, but with a footnote stating that the Hebrew manuscripts say 200.
So much for the infallible word.
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I've *done* door-to-door preaching and praying.
Trust me, you don't know what evil a thing religion is until you, without it, face the spite and venom of people with it.
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The oldest Biblical manuscript we have is from around 300 AD, and even *that* is a copy of (if not a copy) an original.
The point is that it's inconsistent, and thus not infallible, and thus not God's word.
By the way, the oldest manuscripts say both 100 *and* 200, depending on which verse you're looking at. The newer translations *changed* it to make it match.
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Which part? The part where it tells me that it's OK to buy slaves from the population of immigrants in my country? Or the part where it tells me that eating shrimp is equally as abominable as having sex with a dog?
The easiest way to keep believing the Bible is to never actually read it. Biblical teaching absolutely *does* promote the discrimination they practice. It's the soft, pick-and-choosy kind of Christianity that tells people their beliefs are OK even if the Bible says they're not. And when I was a Christian, that was the problem I ran into. Once I finally read the Bible all the way through, I found many things in it that I found morally objectionable. I questioned the idea that it was the word of some almighty, objective source of morality. Then I researched the history of the book, and learned how often it had been intentionally mistranslated; how the stories had been chopped up, spliced and rearranged; how pieces were added or removed; how entire books were left out even though they're referred to within the canon; et cetera.
What I once called the word of God is nothing more than a collection of rehashed, edited, revised stories voted upon by a council of religious leaders. The same council, by the way, that VOTED on the divinity of Jesus and the idea of the trinity. Before that, he was just another Jewish prophet. YHWH is just an inherited version of the Midianite god YHW, one of many tribal gods worshipped in the area where Moses supposedly ran into YHWH in the burning bush. The golden calf was the symbol of another Midianite deity, not some random idol the Israelites made for themselves.
Everything I'd been taught about the Bible - its authenticity, its inerrance, its unshakeable consistency, and that it had never changed - is just a lie that has been unthinkingly perpetuated for centuries among people who want to believe and who have been taught that it is virtuous to believe from early childhood.
As for the group I was a member of... I honestly don't remember the name of the church. It isn't important to me anymore.
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David Paid 200
He was going above and beyond.
The translations that change it to make it match are incorrect.
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Um, THAT'S PRECISELY WHAT I SAID.
And no, he wasn't "going above and beyond".
Reading comprehension again. 2 Samuel 3:14. He states that he fulfilled the dowry, nothing more.
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I can only assume you really don't know what the Bible says, because that's a patently false statement.
Matthew 5:17-18 says:
"Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: *****I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil*****.
For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, *****one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled*****."
Jesus said quite precisely that the laws were *NOT* abolished.
And that's not even relevant. You're supposedly talking about the same god - a god that said slavery was okay. Oddly enough, the New Testament doesn't speak against slavery. In fact, it quite explicitly sanctions it: http://www.religioustolerance.org/sla_bibl2.htm . Paul even tells slaves to obey their masters the same way they obey Christ in Ephesians 6:5-9.
And yes, the Bible was the primary source used for the *justification* of the enslavement of African people.
"Because, by that point, in my opinion, Christianity had been so grossly perverted that it doesn't even matter what that bunch of yahoo's said. Especially about the trinity."
The trinity WASN'T EVEN A CHRISTIAN CONCEPT *UNTIL* THEN. And it wasn't "a bunch of yahoo's", it was the LEADERS OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. They DEFINED the Bible in its current structure, as a panicked response to someone ELSE who was already making his own version. They picked which books stayed and which went.
Read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Council_of_Nicaea
Also check out "The Lost Christianities" by Bert Ehrman. There were *older* Christian traditions that didn't survive. In fact, the Dead Sea Scrolls were hidden precisely so that they wouldn't be destroyed by the people whose doctrine won out.
Also check out the origin of your god: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugarit#Ugaritic_religion
"While we know El to be the chief of the Canaanite pantheon, very little attention is paid to him in the cultic/mythological texts. This is rather common of Middle to Late Bronze Age mythology; the high god is drawn into the background whilst new warrior deities move to centre stage. In Ugarit and much of the Levant this is Baal, to the Shosu and the later Israelites this is Yahweh and his consort, and in Mesopotamia this is Marduk. These warrior-god mythologies show remarkable points of contact and are most likely reflections of the same arche-myth."
Essentially, worshipping the Christian deity as the only god is logically equal to worshipping Poseidon as the only god and attributing the acts of other Greek deities to him.
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