To Christians who think the Bible is without error or contradiction....have you read Genesis chapter 1 and 2?
Because in the very first two chapters of the Bible we get two important contradictions:
1) The first is simply in the order of creation. Gen 1 has god creating all the animals and finishing up with creating MAN. But in Gen 2 we have Man being created before the other animals because those animals were created in search of a companion for Adam.
Which brings us to the second and more important contradiction.
2) A fundamental contradiction about the nature of God: Is he perfect or does he make mistakes?
In Genesis 1 we see God create and everything he creates is good. Gets it right the first time, no notes. Makes animals and then humans and he sees that it's all very good.
But in Genesis 2 we see that god creates...but he sees that it is NOT good that Adam is alone and so he creates animals for him to find a companion...but this doesn't work either and so finally he creates a woman to be a companion.
Right in the first 2 chapters of this book with no contradictions or errors....we have two contradictions.
1) The first is simply in the order of creation. Gen 1 has god creating all the animals and finishing up with creating MAN. But in Gen 2 we have Man being created before the other animals because those animals were created in search of a companion for Adam.
Which brings us to the second and more important contradiction.
2) A fundamental contradiction about the nature of God: Is he perfect or does he make mistakes?
In Genesis 1 we see God create and everything he creates is good. Gets it right the first time, no notes. Makes animals and then humans and he sees that it's all very good.
But in Genesis 2 we see that god creates...but he sees that it is NOT good that Adam is alone and so he creates animals for him to find a companion...but this doesn't work either and so finally he creates a woman to be a companion.
Right in the first 2 chapters of this book with no contradictions or errors....we have two contradictions.
