SPOILER ALERT
Don't read if you'll hear my wife preach tomorrow
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To you who think the Parable of the Talents is about how we should make the best use of what God gave us, I ask…
Is God a harsh slave master who reaps where he did not sow and gathers what he did not scatter?
Don't read if you'll hear my wife preach tomorrow
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To you who think the Parable of the Talents is about how we should make the best use of what God gave us, I ask…
Is God a harsh slave master who reaps where he did not sow and gathers what he did not scatter?
Does the God you serve think of any person as worthless?
Does your Father in Heaven cast any of his children into the outer darkness for being lazy and wicked?
Do you worship a God who gives more to those who have, and takes from those who have nothing?
Does your Father in Heaven cast any of his children into the outer darkness for being lazy and wicked?
Do you worship a God who gives more to those who have, and takes from those who have nothing?
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Is it possible that the Standard Interpretation of the Parable of the Talents is a lie created and perpetuated by landlords and slave owners, profiteers of the labor of others, who have spent the last millenium or two casting themselves in the role of God?
Is it possible that in the phrase "it is like", "it is" refers to the present world, standing in contrast what "the kingdom of heaven will be like"?
Is it possible that the King James Bible, translated and authorized by rich & powerful men, accidentally altered v14 on purpose, assuming something not present in either the Koine or Vulgata? And the New International Version, among others, have perpetuated that error?
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