I'm not trying to insult anyone, just curious as to why you accept your current reading strategy. Just a couple of examples: 1. Matt., Mark, and Luke: Jesus is crucified after Passover, in John, he is crucified on Passover - 2. In Genesis 1, humankind is created last, in Genesis 2, created before vegetation and animals, 3. Mark, a young man sits in Jesus' tomb, in John 2 angels are there. There are others of course, but I'll stop there. I understand that these are just details, but if God allows the authors to err on the details, isn't also possible that the authors made mistakes on larger theological assertions?
2006-08-25
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