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Related: About this forumWho's to blame? Author or editor?
found on atheistmemebase: A graph of all contradictions within the Bible. (save and zoom in to read)
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Who's to blame? Author or editor? (Original Post)
DetlefK
Jul 2013
OP
The white bars represent the Old Testament and the grey bars represent the New Testament.
deucemagnet
Jul 2013
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FiveGoodMen
(20,018 posts)1. A link to that would be great.
I'd like to keep a legible copy and see what else the site has.
DetlefK
(16,423 posts)5. found here:
FiveGoodMen
(20,018 posts)6. Thanks.
deucemagnet
(4,549 posts)2. The white bars represent the Old Testament and the grey bars represent the New Testament.
Notice the cluster of arcs on the right-hand side denoting contradictions in the New Testament. It seems the fire-and-brimstone God of the Old Testament is more consistent than Jesus. I find that interesting.
Brainstormy
(2,381 posts)3. CAN'T READ THIS BUT
would really like to. Is there a link?
deucemagnet
(4,549 posts)4. Link
JNelson6563
(28,151 posts)7. Much better than my version!
One of the bibles I have served as my dissection copy. I didn't cleverly graph anything though, I settled for medieval style post-its on all the pages that contain atrocities or contradictions. Literally hundreds of post-its sticking out of that book to this day. I may leave it to someone in my will, it's that cool!
Julie