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I think the bible contridects itself, and that's why. What do you think?

The Bible is not just a book written by God. It is a compilation many scrolls from many places, with different authors. Actually there are two creation stories in Genesis separately from different places. The first story ends with: Let us make man in our image. The following begins with the story of Adam and Eve myth is found in the myths of many cultures and predates the Garden of Eden. Much of the Bible is the story written by scribes, who wrote from the perspective of the tribes to which they belonged. I took the Bible as literature class in college. We delve into the history of the Bible and where it came from. I do not pretend to be a Bible scholar, but I did some research and reading from class. I can not prove that anything I say is true I just say it's the truth according to me.

Yes, the Bible contradicts itself. You practically answered your own question why. The Bible is a compilation of several different books, written by several different scribes, in several social and historical contexts. The Bible contains many spiritual truths, as well as other holy books or scriptures – for example, the Koran, the Tao, the Dhammapada, etc. There is nothing to prove. The Bible is not intended to be a rule book, as a pastor taught me very progressive. If we try to use it as a book of rules, said, we would lose our minds. He also warned us against what he called "Bibolatry" or making an idol out of the Bible fixed. Each person who search to the biblical wisdom reflective reading and contemplating what it means to various scriptures or passages have for him or her, and even that will change over time, much the same way a person can read a good book or watching a good movie and try again About a year later, and get a completely different message. This is my opinion on the whole The issue of "accuracy" of the Bible. Interpretation is in the eye and mind of the reader as much as beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

The Garden of Eden Myth Critiqued by Julian the Apostate (360-363 AD)

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