Is there a contradiction in the Qur'an?

[The Grand Nudger]

You could certainly try, but assuming that it were - completely freeing you from any responsibility to prove as much.... then the word of god contains internal and external errors.  

Is that a problem for you?  Why, how?

There is no internal or external error in the Qur'an. If you think it's a mistake, let's discuss it.

We are.  I'm pointing out that there's no reason for you to argue or prove that magic book is the word of god.  We'll assume it, and in so doing assume god exists.  There's one complete non starter of an argument out of the way so that we actually can discuss something, anything.

The presence of internal and external errors doesn't matter to me.  If it matters to you, then some explanation of why is in order.  

It would be incredibly difficult to believe that you just hopped on these boards with the intent to have this argument, whatever the specific argument is, without at least preparing yourself in some way by researching common objections and a suitable response (whatever suitable is to you).  

Any argument over whether errors are errors would be
A- Pointless
B- In bad faith
and 
C- Explicit demonstration that internal and external errors in magic book have no probative value for you.  That their presence would not and could not inform your beliefs - and therefore..that their asserted absence is equally uninformative. If it doesn't matter to you, then why would it matter to me? If it does matter to you, and you think that it should matter to me, then we're going to require some exploration of that.

So...for what, the third or fourth time...does it matter, and why does it matter, if so?

If we found no errors in magic book..what should that be taken to mean?
If we did find errors in magic book..what should that be taken to mean?