One of the most effective arguments against the Bible is the claim it contradicts itself. However, those arguing that the Bible contradicts itself don’t seem to understand the definition of the word “contradiction”. Here we have an article that provides an example of such confusion.
Point: Sometimes when one engage in apologetics the issue of alleged Bible contradiction comes up and the example given of a Bible contradiction really isn’t a Bible contradiction but an instance where one account gives lesser detail than another account. Are there examples we can give in other areas outside of the Bible of how such a tactic to claim there’s a Bible contradiction is problematic?
I think the following illustration below would be helpful.
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