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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2024 · 1H 2M

Can I Trust the Bible?

from [UN]Churched · host Cole A. Jones

Summary In this conversation, Cole and Antonio discuss their struggles with faith and the reliability of the Bible. They explore the origins of the Bible and the different versions, such as the King James version, and how human input has influenced its content. They also discuss the canon of scripture and the authority of different books. Cole emphasizes the historical reliability of the Bible and the importance of understanding the context and language of the text. They also touch on the importance of confronting and challenging their own emotions and perceptions in order to align with God's truth. In this conversation, Cole discusses the importance of following the rules and guidelines outlined in the Bible for the protection and preservation of the family, community, and nation. She emphasizes that these rules were put in place not because certain foods or actions are inherently bad, but because they were necessary for maintaining a healthy and thriving society. Cole also highlights the power and reliability of the Bible as a source of guidance and transformation in our lives. She encourages listeners to read the Bible for themselves, seek understanding in community, and allow the word of God to shape and change their hearts and minds.

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