[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Silver_Dragon17"] No, what specifically contradicts it? His last words in one version and His last words in another? I have no idea what you're talking about.:?
Silver_Dragon17
Apparently you do if it's in your post. Plus, the Bible has a tendency to shift its emphasis away from certain things. Like 'dude, just ask and it's cool' to 'screw up and you'll burn'.
The Bible puts emphasis on all the characteristics of God. He is loving, forgiving, JUST, PERFECT.
He is just, because He gives justice where it is due. He is perfect because sin cannot be near Him.
And I don't know of two versions of the Bible that contradict each other. Please give specific verses, or I cannot help on this matter.
 Could be the fact that in the Old testament, God is vengefull and sets up hundreds of laws. he then says anyone thats not a Jew can't have happiness in the after life, and any Jews that do break those laws can't either.
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Then in the New testament, God is loving and forgiving and will accpet anyone into his heaven.
I've just always thought that if God is perfect and omnipotent, then any law he made would be just and fair, so him going back and changing it kind of invalidates his power, in my mind anyways.
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On a side note, this is my first post in like 6 or 7 months. =]Â
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