I am an atheist, as far as I can remember I've never believed in any God or religion, I was sent to Sunday school as a child & remember even then thinking that the stories I was learning were just that, stories.
However, I've recently been thinking about the Christian Bible and thinking I'd like to read it again, partly to re-familiarise myself with it (my DSD is 8 & at a catholic school, she often has RE homework which I'd like to help with), and partly because it is a very good book.
Is this disrespectful? To just read a holy book because it's a 'good read'?
If not, which version of the book should I get? I want to read both testaments, but I'm clueless about which book to buy, are there lots of versions? Are some easier to read than others?
I really hope I haven't offended anyone with my questions, I don't want anyone to think I'm belittling a holy book.
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Labrat72 · 14/10/2014 11:34
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