The constitution of a country & the Bible of Christianity

The original korean text: http://blog.naver.com/stevision/50025430091

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(donga.com's netizen forum, Sep. 11, 2005)

 

 

These days, not knowing what the Bible is, a man has been playing a puppet of a heretic cult-leader, and making a fool of himself, so I'd like to write again and let him know what the Bible is.

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Let's consider the constitution of our country. The constitution is the codified law which the representatives of the nation or of the people, whom the people elected, enacted, taking the national history and the spirit of the nation into account, in order that they may make the canons of their life by which they should live. Of course the right to establish a constitution of a country resides in the nation's people. But once the constitution is enacted, now the situation changed, every one of the people must live within the framework of the constitution. However, the constitutional law does not wield unlimited authority here. The Constitution exerts its influence within the confines of the national spirit of the time when the constitution was enacted. Therefore, if a judge of North Korea, a country vastly different from South Korea, tries to impose his opinion upon the constitutional institutions and judges of South Korea, that they should implement the constitution of South Korea on the principle of >North Korea's Juche Idea<, the spirit of the constitution of North Korea, he must be a blockhead.

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The Christian bible has the same characteristics as a country's constitution. The authority to make some books the Christian bible is on the Christian community. The Christian community selected some writings which accorded with the confession of her faith as her bible. once the Bible is completed in such a way, however, the Bible defines the life of Christians from now on. Yet even now, the Bible retains its legitimate influence within the boundary of the Christian confession that the Christian community first confessed. What was the confession of the Christian community when the Christian community established the Bible? As I said yesterday, it is >Apostles' Creed<. Therefore the Bible should be interpreted within the bounds of the Apostles' Creed, and it is illegal to deviate from it.

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Those heretic cult-leaders who profess their religious organization to be Christianity are committing illegal acts, because they, not confessing the Apostles' Creed, interpret the Bible as they like, and use it to deify themselves.

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