A moral and ethical question for theists

[Bob Kelso]

Inerrant?

So I guess all the contradictions and the gospels not being able to get the story right are....NOT errors? ._.

We would have to go through these "contradictions" on a case by case basis. Whole books have been written to demonstrate that what appears to be a contradiction may not actually be a contradiction.

Some survivors of the Titanic said that the ship broke in two. Other survivors said it did not. Is that a contradiction? And does it really make much of a difference when the big picture is that Jesus rose from the dead...I mean, that the Titanic actually sank?

*bold added by me*



You daft motherfucker. Yes. Yes it bloody well does. I don't know what you would expect from a book supposedly inspired by a perfect deity but I would expect something goddamned close to perfection. A book chock full of inaccuracies, depraved immorality and Grade-A bullshit no one would believe if it weren't for the damned ad pop. effect doesn't exactly scream perfection to me.