What is the central theme of the entire Bible in one word (if possible)?
Last Updated: 18.06.2025 01:06
Human beings eating bacon, pork and shellfish is an “abomination” to god. Of course the vast majority of christians eat such “abominations” while claiming to “love” god, who they claim is the same “yesterday, today and forever” and thus still abominates such foods. How can people who “love” god do something he loathes? Is their love a “sham” because they love bacon more than god?
What happens if one doesn’t OBEY! the dictates of the creators of such nonsense?
Women wearing men’s clothes is an “abomination” to god. Of course the vast majority of christian women have worn pants.
Everyone “lusts” and no one repents of lust, as in not immediately lusting again. The apostle Paul said all adulterers go to hell, so all christians are going to hell!
Making love is evil, unless sanctioned by marriage. Of course the vast majority of christians have sex outside marriage.
The bible proposes nonsense as “the wisdom of god”:
Homosexuality is an “abomination” to god. Oddly, this is the only abomination most christians worry about, for other people. What about the abominations above? What about christians conquering lust themselves? If homosexuals go to hell for not conquering their desires, then obviously christians will go to hell for not conquering theirs.
The central theme of the bible, in a single word, is:
OBEY!
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In the New Testament, you will go to an infinitely cruel, purposeless “hell” for thinking independently.
In the Old Testament you could be stoned to death, for thinking independently.
Sexual desire (“lust”) is evil, and to desire someone is the same as committing adultery:
“Whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart.” (Matthew 5:28)
And thus coupled with OBEY! is the parallel dictate “Never, ever, think for yourself!”
From beginning to end, the bible is all about using fear of nonexistent beings — monsters under the bed, monsters in the closet — to control the minds and behavior of people gullible enough to believe evil nonsense.
by Michael R. Burch
Except that it’s all nonsense, including “hell,” which was never once mentioned by the biblical god or his prophets in bible passages covering 4,000 years from Adam and Eve to the last prophets.