The Holy Bible has been the foundation of Christian religion, as well as the other sects that originated from it. It is here that clergies base what they preach to their followers, and where some people get inspirations from during their dark hours. But what if somebody tells you that the sacred book has tons of contradictions and he’s got a proof to show it?
No he’s not the devil (although some considers him as one), but a computer programmer named Daniel Taylor who designed the website BibViz (Bible Visualization). The site provides a comprehensive look at all 463 inconsistencies that can be found inside the Bible based on the data from Skeptic’s Annotated Bible. His work also includes a detailed graph that maps each of these alleged contradictions, as well as the exact quotes and scriptures.
But before you stone Taylor to death, or throw him into the pits of hell because of his heretic work, he explains that BibViz isn’t intended to strip every ounce of faith from you, instead he wants provide an “interactive resource” for those who are seeking out the untold secrets hidden in the pages of the sacred book.
As a Catholic, and a person who’ve read the Bible many times, I think that BibViz shouldn’t sway anyone to against their belief in God and his teachings. Rather, it’s just another concrete proof that those men who wrote the Bible, regardless of how noble their intentions were, aren’t perfect beings. That doesn’t mean that the word of God is flawed though, or is it?
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