"Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions, Volume 1"

by Ken Ham, general editor

Do you have concerns about Bible passages that have bothered you for years?

This book is based on many of the most-asked questions about supposed Bible contradictions and errors. Most of the topics are drawn from questions submitted via our extremely popular website.

Demolishing Supposed Bible Contradictions is an exciting, lay-friendly resource designed to give quick yet thorough answers to questions about more than 40 of the most common supposed mistakes in the Bible. Edited by Ken Ham and co-written by ten leading apologetics speakers and authors, a few of the dozens of supposed contradictions include:

• - In the Old Testament, God wipes out entire cities and unleashes great suffering. Yet the Bible teaches that God is all-loving.
• - God warned Adam not to eat the forbidden fruit or he would die. But when Adam disobeyed and ate, he lived a full life.
• - Scripture claims that pi equals 3. Any high-school math student knows that’s not true.
• - A prostitute is praised for lying in James 2, yet the Ten Commandments forbid it.

Excellent for both adults and teens.