In fact there is not one real contradiction in scripture.

[My argument is simple. There are no real contradictions inscripture.] First question. Really, do you have any sources? Example,Jesus is or isn’t the son of god/man? There are 38000 Christian denominationsin the world according to a theistic Christian today count. 15000 of these denominationsexist in the U.S. If there are no contradictions, then why is nearly everyaspect of Christianity splintered and divided by its own interpretation? http://www.christianitytoday.com...and as highlighted in http://www.abovetopsecret.com... [There are reportingdifferences.] Second question: Really, with 8 popular and mainstreambibles in tow, you admit there are differences? What about inerrancy? There aremany Christian depictions that claim the word of god is inerrant, if you haven’tconvince the remaining 37999 denominations of your superiorities in bothtranslations and interpretations, then why should anybody else accept yourlimited version? [There are errors oftranslation] Third question: Really? It occurs to me that errors in translationor interpretations are indeed contradictions in the bible that you claim don’texist! How do you explain this? [Most of all thereare incorrect understandings of the scriptures involved.] Forth question: Really? Well as long as you have universallyaccepted sources that speak for all 38000 (plus) Christian denominations youshould have no problem wining this debate. Are you speaking for all 38000, andhow are you doing this? [I have been shownhundreds of so called contradictions by those who have tried to prove thatscripture contradicts itself, but so far none have truly been contradictions,even if, on the surface they may have seemed to be.] Fifth question: Really, so all a Christian has to do is makethe interpretation at an individual personal level to be correct according tothis last statement of yours. So, this means your bother in Jesus Christ, your brethrenAdolf Hitler was correct in his interpretations? What about all the other Christiantyrants, are all of them correct too, or is it just you? [That si wheregetting a true understanding of scripture comes not it's own, and is in factone of the main ways that you kow that you do have the correct understanding]. Six question: Really? Well then if you are referring tomagic that can make one understand when no-one-else can, then I cannot wait tosee the evidence you are going to present to support this claim….but I am nowwondering why you haven’t already stopped me dead in my tracks and posted thisace in the hole you claim to have? Your surely not claiming your education isgreater them mine are you? How is my education now void? Did the magic of AdolfHitler’s understanding work too? I have plenty of room to post all the contradictions foundin the bible, but I think I will wait for the responses to the questions and fallaciesin reasoning Pro has already presented and thus not allow him to skate of tothe side in a diversionary fashion. Buy the way, I am not accepting bets on whetherhe will address them in case anybody asks. I close with a list terms, even though most would just beconsidered common sense. I cannot wait for the response….. : ) Apologetics: showing that you feel sorry about having causedsomeone problems or unhappiness: Apologetics (from Greek O36;πολογ^3;α, "speaking indefense") is the discipline of defending a position (often religious)through the systematic use of information. Early Christian writers (c. 120–220)who defended their faith against critics and recommended their faith tooutsiders were called apologists.[1 noun [treated assingular or plural] reasoned arguments or writings in justification ofsomething, typically a theory or religious doctrine: apologetics for the slavetrade are quite out of order Origin: mid-18th century: from apologetic In short, used for recruitment and defense of the faith. http://oxforddictionaries.com... http://dictionary.cambridge.org... Faith: high degree of trust or confidence in something orsomeone. Belief without evidence to support this belief. 2 A strong belief inthe doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual conviction rather than proof:bereaved people who have shown supreme faith. In short, an irrational thoughtprocess that has given no reason to have been believed in in the first place. http://oxforddictionaries.com...