Not sure about that logic. Because one name is “wrong”–I’m taking your word for that—it doesn’t follow that everything else must be full of errors also. Several translations differ on God’s name also—from “Jehovah” to “YWHW”–due to choice of the translators—it doesn’t follow that the two translations totally contradict one another as a result.

Now if you find Contradictions all over the place it usually means that someone is making something up. Liars usually can’t remember the first story they told so the second story comes up different than the first.

I think you agree with me that the NT was made up. It is really a book about mythology.

“If you are looking for a good collection of Bible contradictions, try The Atheist’s Bible Companion…”

I don’t actively look for Bible contradictions – it is kind of a non-issue to me these days.

But if you are seeking them, it is far more fun (for me anyway) to try digging them out myself. It a great way to pass the time on a long trip – far more fun than a book of sudoku puzzles..!! The best resource I have found for this game is Burton Throkmorton’s ‘Gospel Parallels’, which aligns the synoptic gospels in columns – with contradictions galore to be found as a result. Throkmorton does not even include John’s Gospel in his parallels – that would make the game far too easy.

Happy Hunting..!!