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沒有什麼苦是比誠心願意相信的人，對自己的信仰產生懷疑時所受的苦更大！ Bart Ehrman, a best-selling author and a professor of religious studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is a biblical sleuth whose investigations make some people very angry. Like the fictional Robert Langdon character played by actor Tom Hanks in the movie "Angels & Demons," he delves into the past to challenge some of Christianity's central claims. In Ehrman's latest book, "Jesus, Interrupted," he concludes: Doctrines such as the divinity of Jesus and heaven and hell are not based on anything Jesus or his earlier followers said. At least 19 of the 27 books in the New Testament are forgeries. Believing the Bible is infallible is not a condition for being a Christian. Christianity has never been about the Bible being the inerrant word of God, Christianity is about the belief in Christ. Ehrman says he immerses himself in the Bible, though he doesn't believe in its infallibility, because it's the most important book in Western civilization. 我想那種苦是對自己的懷疑，而不是對天主的懷疑。 天主不是信仰,不管懷不懷疑，天主的存在性都不會因為我們的懷疑而有所改變。 所以我們懷疑時的苦，大概只是因為自己的不確定的時候，所產生的感覺而難過糾結吧。 天主是要用心用靈去敬拜的, 從來都不是要用知識跟研究去敬拜的。 雖然科學家或是別的研究的人會說可種不同的話, 我只相信主在我身上做的一切是真實的。 愛是要用心去感受的,我每天都在祈禱,快趕走愛的寂寞。 Background Music is Naruto - Grief and Sorrow from Hokage's Funeral |