The Bible is the most widely read, used book in the world.

It is also the most controversial book.

Some people consider it the book of lies, but it’s been around for centuries and is still considered the authoritative text.

Its authors have changed many times, but its basic message has remained the same: God created humans in His image, so they should worship Him.

There is a lot of confusion over the bible, and the vast majority of people believe it.

Here’s a look at some of the Bible’s most controversial claims.

1.

God created the human race in the image of God.

God says in Genesis 1:28 that “the earth was without form and void and empty” and that man “was created in the beginning of the earth” (Genesis 1:27).

This is the literal reading of the word “in the beginning.”

Some believe this is a reference to the Genesis creation story, which was told to Noah and his family by God in the sky (Gen. 1:1).

But others argue that the words “in creation” could mean anything.

Some say this means God created all things in the universe and then sent Adam and Eve to “fill the earth.”

Others say God created everything that is now on earth from the moment it was created until the day it died.

In addition, many believe that God is omniscient and that the Bible is literally a book of stories.

2.

God hates homosexuals.

According to the Bible, homosexuality is “a abomination unto God” (Leviticus 18:22).

According to many Christian denominations, homosexuality should be prohibited, while others say that it’s ok to have sex with a married man.

However, the Bible says that the punishment for sin is death, so the Bible doesn’t explicitly say that homosexual acts should be outlawed.

3.

God has created the earth to be perfect.

The Bible says, “For this reason, I, the Lord God, am going to make all things perfect in my sight, and will be gracious to all who fear Me” (Isaiah 50:13).

This verse was added to the New Testament to help explain why God made the earth perfect.

Some believe that the earth is perfect because God is a perfect God, and that God created it to be this way.

Others think that the Earth is perfect for the reason that God wants to bring happiness to people.

Some even say that God does not exist.

However the Bible does say that there is an afterlife.

The book of Revelation says that God will be “like unto you” (Revelation 14:7).

This indicates that God has a plan for the human future and that He will come back in the future to help us. 4.

God is the creator of everything that exists.

In Genesis 1, God says that “all the earth was created before the world was” (the Old Testament).

This passage says that there was a world before the earth, but the earth’s creation was done before the universe existed.

This is a literal reading.

Some have said that this means that the world began in the Garden of Eden.

Some others believe that this passage means that God had a plan to create the earth and then put humans on it, but He failed to do so.

Some also believe that creation happened before the Garden, so God had no need to create humans from nothing.

5.

God wants people to believe that he created the universe.

The Old Testament states, “God created the heavens and the earth by His word, and he made them for himself” (Deut.

22:4).

The phrase “the word” is the Greek word “bodom” meaning “word.”

In other words, God wrote the bible.

According the Bible that means God’s words were written in the Bible.

However many people believe that because God created life, then He created the world in the first place.

This means that if God created a world that existed before the sun came up, then he must have written the Bible first.

6.

God’s wrath is coming on Earth.

The verse, “And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear, and it shall be called the land of Canaan” (Exodus 19:6), says that, “Every tree of the garden shall be cut down, and every herb yielding seed shall be gathered, and planted in the ground.”

In the same verse, God warns, “The land shall be utterly desolate” (exodus 20:1), which means that “The Lord will destroy all living things.”

The New Testament says, “[God] will punish the inhabitants of the land for their iniquity” (Acts 2:16).

This means there will be a lot more suffering and destruction in the coming centuries.

7.

God told Adam and all of the