Do discoveries such as the Gospel of Judas shake your faith or confirm your non-belief?
Giovanna Bianco, 56, Standish
“I just keep on believing. Today the world is going crazy. You have to be strong in your belief. I am who I am.”
Carlene Chute, 53, Casco
“What God has said is right. Sometimes I might not understand it, but who can understand God? For the things I can’t explain, I believe.”
Cindy Martin, 58, Naples
“I am a committed Christian. And I believe the Bible is God’s true word and none of these things I hear can sway my opinion. And when it’s different from the Bible, I know it’s just written my man, and man’s opinion doesn’t mean as much to me as God’s opinion.”
Leslie Page, 27, Limington
“I’m one of those people who believes the Bible was written by a person or people. And, as with any story, the facts would have gotten changed from one person to another. So, when I hear things like this, it does sort of conform to what I already believe.”
Russell Barter, 60, Buxton
“I don’t believe any of it. It’s all bull crap. I believe what’s written in the Bible.”
Sean Egan, 44, Bridgton
“I’ll read with an open mind, but it doesn’t shake my faith. There are always people who are going to shake Christianity. I don’t know why they live their lives trying to disprove the Bible; what do you gain from that?”
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