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Now, here's your host, Jay Warner Wallace.

Welcome back to Cold Case Christianity.

I'm Jay Warner Wallace.

Now, this week, we're going to tackle something that I think a lot of us, if you've been

a Christian for any period of time at all, you probably had questions related to the alleged contradictions or variations or conflicts that you might

see in the New Testament or in the Old Testament, places where one passage of scripture say

out of the Gospel of Mark, when describing the same event that's described by the Gospel of Luke or John or Matthew,

appears to be somewhat different. And how do you navigate these alleged contradictions?

A lot of times these are offered by critics or skeptics of Christianity as evidence that these are unreliable texts,

that they are not reporting something the same way,

so therefore they ought to be, how do we know what's true?

How do you know what's true when you've got two accounts of the same event in Scripture

that seem to be even significantly different?

Well, we're going to talk about that in today's broadcast, just how we might navigate,

how do you deal with alleged Bible contradictions?

And there's a couple ways we could approach this. I've written about this extensively at coldcase

Christianity.com. As a matter of fact, I want to point you to an article called 10 principles

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