Do Gospel 'Errors' Destroy Their Credibility?

The guest, Lydia McGrew, is a philosopher and author known for her work on gospel reliability. She advocates a "reportage model," suggesting the gospels reflect sincere, accurate efforts by eyewitnesses, focusing on reliability rather than requiring proof of inerrancy.
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Answer: Yes. Not only are there contradictions in the Bible, there are great natural and historical errors.
Truth: the Bible is neither inerrant nor infallible. It’s a collection of ancient literature, it’s as informative as the Iliad or Ramayana. Not everything in the Bible is false per se, but there are surely many false things in the Bible.