Let's go back to the first two chapters in the book of Genesis, just to see how important the written word is in the Old Testament.
I'm tired of Christians telling me that this isn't what that means and that isn't what this means.
Was Adam and Eve created on the same day or was Eve created after Adam? If you read the first two chapters in the book of Genesis, with an open mind, it could get a little confusing.
I'm not going to share these Bible verses with you, because I would like you to make up your own mind on whether these incidental Bible details are important or not.
It's obviously not perfectly clear, when Eve was actually created and we're only two chapters into the Old Testament.
There are quite a bit of contradictions and problems within the Holy Bible that are outrageously confusing and the incidental Bible details don't seem to help much.
First there was one God in the Old Testament and after the New Testament was written and attached to the Old Testament, forming the Holy Bible, there were actually three separate beings that formed one ultimate God.
Does it even say anything in the Bible about what Christians call the Trinity? Do a little bit of research for yourself to find the answer to this confusing detail that doesn't make a lot of sense.
Love your enemy and your neighbor, but if you're called to war in God's name, things change.
Love and cherish your wife but she's not allowed to speak inside of your church.
The more that you read the Bible, the more outrageous and confusing it becomes.
I know that there are people out there who can make sense out of the Bible, but these people can't provide sensible answers that would require confirmed observations or satisfactory scientific evidence to support their claims.