rosends
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No, God didn't command Abraham to slay his son. Your reading skills are deficient.
And "slew His Son"? That's silly on SO many levels.
And this doesn't address what I wrote.
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And "slew His Son"? That's silly on SO many levels.
And this doesn't address what I wrote.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Nope as any serious and objective study of such would tell you.
Just one example: On the women's visitation to Jesus' tomb, why is it that of the four accounts, no two are fully alike? Look for how many angels were there; where were/was they/he located; and what did the angel(s) said? There are many areas whereas we see what theologians call "variations".
What you fail to see is that all of the scriptures were written by humans from subjective points of view, and throughout the vast majority of the Church's history the scriptures were not viewed as being totally inerrant in every respect. To make it supposedly inerrant is dangerously close to idolatry.