“Scriptorting” is misquoting the Bible to say something it doesn’t say, thus giving a non-Biblical statement of authority. For Christians, the Bible is our authority, but how well do we know it? In this series, we will explore some of culture’s favorite “scriptortions” and learn what the Bible really says.
“Scriptorting” is misquoting the Bible to say something it doesn’t say, thus giving a non-Biblical statement of authority. For Christians, the Bible is our authority, but how well do we…
“Scriptorting” is misquoting the Bible to say something it doesn’t say, thus giving a non-Biblical statement of authority. For Christians, the Bible is our authority, but how well do we…
“Scriptorting” is misquoting the Bible to say something it doesn’t say, thus giving a non-Biblical statement of authority. For Christians, the Bible is our authority, but how well do we…
“Scriptorting” is misquoting the Bible to say something it doesn’t say, thus giving a non-Biblical statement of authority. For Christians, the Bible is our authority, but how well do we…
“Scriptorting” is misquoting the Bible to say something it doesn’t say, thus giving a non-Biblical statement of authority. For Christians, the Bible is our authority, but how well do we…
“Scriptorting” is misquoting the Bible to say something it doesn’t say, thus giving a non-Biblical statement of authority. For Christians, the Bible is our authority, but how well do we…