Who reads the bible less: moderate christians or fundamentalist christians?

They all read the sweet parts, and that's it, or have the preacher read them. The sweet parts account for 22% of the total.

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Moderate one's usually only read it in church.

The average Christian doesn't even read the bible!

Depends on the Christian. I stick my nose in the book so I can be a better person and be closer to God. Not because I'm just some person thinking it's right.

The difference between moderates and fundamentalist is not whether they cherry pick, it is whether they cherry pick the good stuff or the bad stuff.

I think Fundies are spoonfed by their evangelical preachers.

Neither one bothers....the first just have it read to them and the second bunch just idol-worships the book.

A year or two back Christianity Today conducted a survey on how much American evangelicals knew about the Bible. The results were not impressive. As unbelievable as it may sound, a fair number of them couldn't even name the first book of the Bible.

All Christians read the Bible, but not less but more. The more you read you will have a relationship with God and if you believe in you will go to Heaven with God the Father forever and ever. God Bless you.

Those who do not believe in the Bible! There is no such thing as moderate or fundamentalist...it's either someone believes with all his/her heart or doesn't believe at all. There is no way in between in the things of God.

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