Comparing The Bible And The Christian Religion

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If you ask me my heart hasn't been broken so hard in my life as, when I found out that everything I knew was a lie. It destroyed me. I'm only 16 years old, but I'm very intelligent with the new knowledge I have of thyself. It's pretty cool to learn about all these new things and know where I really come from. The Bible and the Christian religion is a lie because it's similar to the stories in Egypt stealing the African Culture, The Bible is only an allegory, not meant to take literally by the average human and The Bible/Religion was put in place to psychologically castrate black people.
Throughout the years the rates of people going to church have been dropping dramatically and here are some reasons why. People are starting to realize that it’s just all just a bunch of lies. According to various sources, many people are starting to find their own “identity.”The People are starting to realize that the church is irrelevant and the “leaders” of the church are hypocritical they make you believe that if you don't live right you'll go to hell. So these people who are leaving the church and going to find their own identity, they are actually going back and doing research and once you do that
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The Book of The Dead was written 1280 B.C. “ The Bible was written after the Egyptian time period.” (Angela 1)This quote supports my reason because it shows you how it can be similar or how it can be stolen because of the big time gap when both stories were written. This quote defends my position because the Bible is a lie it was written after The Book of the Dead and the time gap is enough time for the white people to revise and edit it. The Bible and the boom of the dead are similar books that people both praised. But if you don't care what I'm saying you still will be a die hard Christian It's important that you read the Bible and interpret verses and not take it

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