There is only ONE God's Word and no one has disputed it...
You do. Specifically you argued that in fact portions of that Word are written by fallible men with their own axe to grind, and, so, you can dismiss it when you don't like it. That is pretty much disputation.
however they do support many of the scriptures that dont align with it. I ask them if I'm wrong...'silence.'
And I'm certainly not the only one, plenty of theological scholars have said similar to what I have written about the scriptures.
I'm not aware of any Theological scholars who argue explicitly for Eisegesis as a deliberate technique, but, there are enough nuts out there that it wouldn't surprise me. It would be a very Post-Modern thing to do, and would allow someone with (as you put it) "their own agenda" to twist the Word to make it seem to say something it did not (for example, by making it a defense of early 21st century American mores).
I am not a 'cafeteria plan' Christian
If that is the case, then I would strongly suggest you reconsider how you present yourself, because that is
exactly how you are presenting yourself
I try to follow God's Message as presented in Jesus's sermons, God's Word.
All Scripture is God-Breathed and useful for correction and teaching
Why do you think it is that the people who are taking issue with you here are quoting scripture, and you are not?
Anything that does not break that Word is not a sin.
A very legalistic attitude, but, sadly, in contradiction to what Christ taught - you can follow the jot and tittle of rules and regulations for your actions and still be sinning. I can never sleep with another woman, and
still be guilty of adultery. I can kill no human being, and
be a murderer as well.
Jesus' standard is
far more difficult than simply "do not break any explicit instructions".
It even conforms to the 10 Commandments (using 'murder,' not 'kill,')
It's not rocket science and it's not complicated. The rest was just 'interpreted' or invented (the Catholic church is good at this one) for other purposes, like control, safety, social need, hate, etc. Just like othe religious laws...but these were packaged as 'sins.' But again...if they dont break God's Word of compassion, forgiveness, brotherly love, and peace...they're not sins.
Not all is forgiven. Evil and sin remain, and will be destroyed. God says He will
not forgive and have Compassion on everyone, but, rather will have Compassion on whom he will have Compassion. You can have brotherly love for someone while being at war with them and even killing them. Peace?
Jesus said he came not to bring Peace, but a Sword.
Christianity is a lot harder than simple compassion, forgiveness, and brotherly good feelings and stuff.