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  • Rated by lrlwreath on Sep 05, 5:37am

    Some great questions to ask.

  • Reviewed by Marcus-Lycus on May 02 2009, 6:51pm

    Question 15. Why should I believe any of this crap?

  • Rated by rmg12 on May 02 2009, 11:44am

    igniteme is correct

  • Reviewed by slobberknocker on May 02 2009, 10:44am

    Why did God create evil by way of creating Satan? i can answer that.. god and satan are the same person.. yep god has a split personality

  • Reviewed by thatsmebookish on Apr 30 2009, 11:41am

    From the page: "14 Questions to Ask Your Bible"

  • Rated by warrenbailey on Apr 30 2009, 4:18am

    A great list of questions for Bible study.

  • Rated by slavenpatrick on Apr 29 2009, 11:25pm

    Some great stuff here on this page. Hermeneutically a very sound outline of reading your Bible. Remember to check different versions... not for which one you like best, but for different perspectives. Read whole books, not just snippets!

  • Reviewed by ggwbach on Apr 29 2009, 9:33am

    Question Your Bible! 1. Who is the author of the passage? 2. Who were the recipients? 3. What is the historical background of the passage? 4. What is the outline/structure of the passage? 5. Are any words repeated? Any significance to the repetition? 6. Are there any unusual words in the passage that call for more exploration? 7. How does the passage fit into the surrounding paragraph? Chapter? Book? 8. Why did the author place the passage here and not somewhere else? 9. In one sentence, what is the main point of the passage? 10. How would the original audience have been affected by the passage? 11. How does this passage connect to the overall storyline of the Bible? 12. How does this passage reveal Jesus as savior? 13. How does God want this passage to function in my life? 14. What kind of response does this passage call for? good questions to ask of any sacrosanct text --ggw

  • Rated by judyrodman on Apr 29 2009, 7:29am

    A list of guidelines to use when trying to interpret scripture.