where to search for truth and other stories


I know you have been wondering where your search for truth should begin. I have the answer for you, even you Jeff. The whole truth and nothing else is to be found in the bible. Every other book is fiction. And wait, this is big. In fact, we can prove beyond the shadow of a doubt that every word in the Bible is true. I want proof that the ass spoke with Balaam. Barry, like you, I wonder if these people believe what they write.

I didn’t know Imagine by the Beatles is Atheist National Anthem- that is, I didn’t know there is a nation of Atheists. But it does seem some unhinged fellow took umbrage with the song because a version of it was played at the Japan 2020 Olympics Opening ceremony. Even the comments on that site are unhinged.

Americans must be at a loss where there is polarization at home. I got the answer. It is in sex/ sexuality. The nation has accepted the atheist view of sexuality and it is wrecking havoc. You should adopt the Mormon view or the Islamic view. This will help heal the rifts in the nation sooner than you can say sex.

But the best is this 2013 article from AIG on the flood. The good fellows at AIG say of the gods in the Epic of Gilgamesh that they are

capricious, cowardly, and dependent upon humans for either worship or nourishment. Because the gods cannot “tune out” human noise, they have to seek ways to reduce human population

forgetting that the god of the bible destroys the tower of Babel because it can’t tune out human noise, chases the first family out of Eden because they have become like the gods, and is dependent on human worship. There are laws/ commands and punishments for worshiping other gods among other things. Maybe the good fellow didn’t read those parts.

They tell us the story of Noah bears internal consistency. How many pairs of birds boarded the Ark? I will wait.

I like how the writers dismiss the similarities between the Epic of Gilgamesh and Noah’s flood by saying the 300 year gap between when they were written means they were all written close to the actual flood.

The best part is this

Moreover, the rest of Scripture considers the events of Genesis 6–9 to be factual history. For example, the writer of 1 Chronicles records Noah as being the ancestor of Abraham (1 Chronicles 1:4, 1:27). Jesus mentions Noah as a real historical person and the Flood as a real historical event (Matthew 24:37–39). Luke includes Noah in the genealogy of Christ (Luke 3:36), while Peter twice mentions that Noah built the Ark and was one of only eight people saved (1 Peter 3:20; 2 Peter 2:5).

How do you know the bible is true? Because the bible says in this part that it’s claim in an earlier chapter is true. Jesus whose historicity is doubtful is called upon to support Noah whose historicity is even more doubtful. I love these fellows at AIG.

Have a great week everyone.

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As Onyango Makagutu I am Kenyan, as far as I am a man, I am a citizen of the world

58 thoughts on “where to search for truth and other stories

  1. Again, this is why I’m a devout Muslim. The Quran says in the Quran that “This book is not to be doubted.” I mean, COME ON!!!!! How much more empirical evidence for truth does one need!!?? $Amen$

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  2. It is good to see, you have found your calling in the business of writing pieces of parody.

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    • makagutu says:

      Having once been a believer, I am intrigued by the things people believe and write about what they believe and I think that while sarcasm or parody may not be the best weapon it allows one to look at the ridiculousness of some claims

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  3. Barry says:

    I’m darn sure that the writers you have linked to believe exactly what they wrote. What puzzles me is why they should interpret ancient texts as literal “Truth” when there is much evidence to suggest that those texts weren’t written with that intent in mind.

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  4. basenjibrian says:

    Barry: There are CLAIMS she is “actively campaigning against the rights of trans women” but I think those claims are very exaggerated. I would note that the death threats and fantasies of violence by trans activists against the Dame are not exaggerated but readily apparent in social media. Funny…which sex enjoys fantasizing about violence against women more on the whole? (And acting on such fantasies. Sure…let’s put convicted sexual predators who now identify as women in women’s prisons!)

    The whole tempest started when she (correctly) observed that men cannot be women by definition. Even if they really feel deep down inside. So we are having women’s health clinics changing terminology to “people who give birth” rather than “women”. For God’s sake, there are even references to “people who menstruate”. As some bloggers note, these activists are erasing women.

    It is simply shocking to me that people who otherwise pride themselves on being “skeptical” are all in on this issue. Where does it start? The otherkin community includes members who really believe deep down inside they are wolves…or dragons. Should my insurer pay for scales and fur and wings because I KNOW I am a dragon?

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