Original sentence: A general criticism of fundamentalism is the claim that fundamentalists are selective in what they believe and practice.Another discrepancy found in the actual recorded words of the Bible is found in Mark 2:26 when Jesus asks the Pharisees if they remembered how David “went into the house of God when Abiathar was high priest and ate the bread of offering.Another possible criticism: Members of a fundamentalist group are overly attached to the group's leaders.At any rate, it is clear that Nebuchadnezzar did in fact conquer the city of Tyre as prophesied, although the spoils of the battle apparently were not as extravagant as Ezekiel predicted they would be, and the city has been rebuilt (modern day Sur, Lebanon) contrary to prophetic claims it would never stand again.Critics contend that unreasonable literal readings of the Bible and other religious texts by fundamentalists necessarily result in advocating contradictory and even hypocritical positions.Followers believe the leaders can direct them infallibly in the interpretation of sacred text.For this, the leaders are either inspired or infallible.However, in the book of Ezekiel, specifically Ezekiel 26:1-14, we find a prophecy (the conquering of the city of Tyre) that, according to Ezekiel 29:18-20, seems to have not been fulfilled in exactly the way the prophet had predicted.This contrast between these two passages of the Bible is used by many to criticize the view that the Bible is absolutely inerrant.This criticism can lead to the conclusion that a fundamentalist group is a cult.This prophecy is the subject of much scholarly debate in regard to interpretation of the prophecy itself and the interpretation of the actual events that took place.”  According to 1 Samuel 21, however, the high priest was Abiathar’s father, Ahimelech
Edited sentence: A criticism of fundamentalism is the claim that fundamentalists are selective in what they believe and practice.Critics contend that unreasonable literal readings of the Bible and other religious texts by fundamentalists necessarily result in advocating contradictory positions