Believe in god but not the Bible?

Answer 1

Is it possible? According to the Bible ~ it is possible to believe in God and not the Bible. The Bible was written by human men, who some Christians believe was written by the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

However, in the case of the Jewish Faith. Although many of the portions of the Old Testament of the Holy Bible is also believed within the Jewish Faith. The New Testament is not part of the Jewish Faith.

Some Jews do believe that Jesus Christ was a Prophet, but will never, acknowledge Him as the true Son of God. So, how do Jews get into Heaven if they don't believe in the Holy Bible or convert to Christianity?

Simple. Long before Jesus Christ ever came to this world ~ the Jewish Nation was and will always be "God's Chosen People." The Bible is basically a guide book to doing the right things in life.

Also, no where in the Bible does it say, "You must believe in the Bible, and every line it states." The belief in God is what gets you into Heaven, and that's also stated in various places of both the Old Testament and New Testament of the Bible.

Answer 2

Jews believe in the God of the Old Testament Bible but they don't believe in the new testament. Much of the Christian old testament and the Torah are common.

Muslims believe in the God of the Old Testament Bible, but they do not believe in the new testament. Their holy book is the Koran

Hindus believe in many Gods but they don't believe in the Bible.

If Jews, Muslims and Christians can all believe in the same old testament God but not have the same holy book then it is logically possible to believe in the same God, in some way or another, without believing either The Bible, the Torah or the Koran.