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Jiang says the practical problem with reading the Bible is that there are many versions, so scripture cannot simply be reduced to a straightforward logical manual.
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"Okay. All right. So first, let's ask a question. Okay. Have you read the Bible before? Okay. What's the problem with reading the Bible?"
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"Loads and loads of versions. It's pretty complicated, man. So what's the only way you can actually read the Bible? Use your intuition, man...."
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