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Some fellow pleased to call himself a skeptic, which is to say an atheist, thinks Matthew 28:1 (In the end of the Sabbath, as it began to dawn toward to the first day of the week, came Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to see the sepluchre).
This is listed as the 115th Biblical "contradiction" at Skeptically.org, a contradiction seen by everybody, the author assures us, but "fundamentalist idiots." The presence of this glaring contradiction indicates two different accounts of Jesus' resurrection, and two different accounts proves the Bible could not have been given by the Holy Spirit. Thus Christianity is a fraud.
You can hear the exasperated but patient voice of Phillip Campbell as he in The Book of Non-Contradiction:Harmonizing the Scriptures writes: https://www.amazon.com/Book-Non-Contradiction-Harmonizing-Scriptures/dp/1542947146
"Dawn means when the sun first begins to come into view on the horizon in the morning. It is still usually kind of dark at dawn." Indeed, as the poet said, it is then the darkest.
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List Of Biblical Contradictions Withers To None
This is listed as the 115th Biblical "contradiction" at Skeptically.org, a contradiction seen by everybody, the author assures us, but "fundamentalist idiots." The presence of this glaring contradiction indicates two different accounts of Jesus' resurrection, and two different accounts proves the Bible could not have been given by the Holy Spirit. Thus Christianity is a fraud.
You can hear the exasperated but patient voice of Phillip Campbell as he in The Book of Non-Contradiction:Harmonizing the Scriptures writes: https://www.amazon.com/Book-Non-Contradiction-Harmonizing-Scriptures/dp/1542947146
"Dawn means when the sun first begins to come into view on the horizon in the morning. It is still usually kind of dark at dawn." Indeed, as the poet said, it is then the darkest.
Continued below.
List Of Biblical Contradictions Withers To None
