Nick Cannon Say’s The Bible Is ‘Allegorical Tales,’ Not A ‘Historical Book’ [VIDEO]

The saints know, if it’s one thing that you DO NOT DO, and that is play with God, and lately the playing with God has been the trending topic in the news.  Nick Cannon who is usually a hot topic because of fertilization is now getting tossed about because of his theology, after sharing his views on religion and history during a recent episode of “We Playin’ Spades,” alongside Mary Mary singer Erica Campbell.

According to Nick Cannon the Bible as contains “allegorical tales,” ( Allegorical describes a work of art, literature, or story that uses symbolic characters and events to represent deeper moral, religious, or political ideas. It involves a “hidden” meaning beyond the literal narrative, where the surface story stands for a different, often abstract, concept.) and is not a “historical book,” claiming that when pilgrims arrived in the United States, they created a “slave Bible,” which he said is not an accurate depiction of the original biblical teachings, further suggesting that many of the stories within the Bible should be interpreted symbolically rather than taken as factual accounts.

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