06/11/2026
The internet is full of claims about the Bible.
Some are fair questions. Some come from difficult passages that deserve serious study. Others are repeated so often that people assume they must be true without ever opening the text for themselves.
This carousel is not an attempt to answer every objection. It is simply an invitation to slow down and examine a few common claims.
Did the Bible create slavery? Does it endorse slave trading? Does it command child marriage? Forced marriage? The ex*****on of unbelievers? Were God’s judgments arbitrary, or were they directed against nations practicing things like child sacrifice, sexual immorality, occultism, violence, and idolatry?
Whether you ultimately agree with the Bible or reject it, the first step should be the same:
Read what it actually says.
Not what a meme says.
Not what a critic says.
Not what a pastor says.
Not what a social media influencer says.
Read the text.
You may still disagree with it afterward. But at least you will be disagreeing with what is actually there.
“Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” — 2 Timothy 2:15 (NKJV)
