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Originally Posted by Botten
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It's not about proving that a rock is not a rock, but rather about understanding the symbolic meaning behind Jesus' words in the context of the passage and the broader theological interpretations.
It is like some people may perceive the multitude of interpretations as evidence that the bible's message is subjective or open to anyone's personal interpretation, leading to a sense of relativism or skepticism about its authority.
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1. Stop talking like ChatGPT, you're not that guy.
2. Some interpretations are just incorrect. Christ does direct Peter to build his church.