The Bible, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing.
If you want to know how hard to beat your slaves (Exodus 21:20-21), determine a price for your virgin daughter (Deuteronomy 22:28-29) or cast demons out of men and into pigs (Matthew 8:28-34) the bible is the authoritative book, hands down.
But if you need to know how to do things like cure a disease, predict a hurricane or build a safe bridge, you’ll need some science.
I once had a theist tell me that he saw a preacher in Bolivia casting demons out of a man and into a dog. HE SAW IT. LOL.
I’ll take science, please. ~JJ
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I'm JJ. Female. If you hang out with me you'll get thoughts on atheism, secular parenting, ethics, feminism and politics (liberal, pro-choice) and occasionally excerpts from conversations with my 8-year-old son (there's a link below for most of the conversations and parenting posts). I don't accept anonymous asks, but if you request a private response, I will oblige. Also, because I get asked a lot, my url comes from the phrase "Teach children HOW to think, not WHAT to think." That's my parenting philosophy in a nutshell.
