You cannot find a bonafide contradiction in the scriptures.
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Biblical contradictions you find not. Any you think you can find or think you have found, I will attempt to debunk them as contradictions that are perceived to be.
Questions on the topic, leave them in the comments.
Do you have anything that are actual biblical conflicts?For instance, one scripture says the Father (God) will judge no man and another saying God will judge.
Oh so this is a harmonical thread. Being that "you will see Me", who's to say that can't be for always?
Now this may have gotten too deep for you ....
But all of the above applies, no matter which way you come out, no contradiction.
this is whatever you think are biblical contradictions.
The Bible is a book of text. I have quoted eight groups of passages from that book. Each group contains two or more passages which obviously contradict each other, given the plain meaning of the text. Whether any given passages represent a true account of the events they describe is irrelevant. I have only to show that there are contradictions in the text. I have done that....
Do you have anything that are actual biblical conflicts?For instance, one scripture says the Father (God) will judge no man and another saying God will judge.
Now in round 3, ignoring my note, you define the terms in your favor, in such a way that you can re-use your Round 2 argument and exclude mine.
Oh so this is a harmonical thread. Being that "you will see Me", who's to say that can't be for always?
But all of the above applies, no matter which way you come out, no contradiction.
Pro doesn't address the arguments of con on the basis that it is witness testimony, but fails to properly uphold that as a reason. Witness testimony is still a contradiction in the bible as con shows.
Con presented well-structured arguments with evidence highlighting contradictions, while Pro merely reiterated unrelated Scripture, failing to address Con's points effectively.
Con provided a proper definition of Contradiction. Con provided proper examples of what appeared to be contradictions, from scriptures as required. Conduct on Pro is not good. Changing definitions, the comment "gotten too deep for you ", Formatting for Con was great, and for Pro it was terrible. It was hard to follow. Finally, I agree with Con's assessment. " it appears that by enlarging the context of a statement, Mall thinks that he can resolve any contradiction". Effectively Pro is arguing that Con is using contextomy, when in fact it is the reverse.
Didn't prove any contradictions
I vote for Con because Pro has not provided any effective rebuttals to the points made by Con. Furthermore, Con highlights that Pro's entire rebuttal strategy is based on dismissing their evidence regardless of its validity. This leads me to question why Pro initiated the debate at all.
I withdraw the question that I posted on March 1. It is no longer relevant.
In your estimation, what would qualify as a genuine Bible contradiction?
I have my own ideas, and after the first round of our debate, it's obvious that we don't agree upon what constitutes a real contradiction.
We should have cleared this up before we started, but we can do it now.
I need to know this before I can decide what to offer next.