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On the archaeology channel she hosts, Erika spends this long live with Luiz Fernando setting Bible passages against one another. She calls herself agnostic and him an atheist. He describes a devout evangelical youth, heavy tithing, and a later discovery that reading the book straight through pushed him out of belief. Both treat the text as many writers, not one plot. Cain is promised a wandering life and then founds a city. After languages already exist, the Babel story starts from a single tongue. An early grant of every moving creature as food is set against later bans on camel, hare, rabbit, and pig. Matthew and Luke disagree about a mountain journey and about whether Joseph’s father was Jacob or Heli. Mark, they say, came first, and the repentant man on the cross is a later insertion. A promise of a king from David’s line always seated in Jerusalem fails, in their reading, because Jesus never ruled there. The law would have stoned both adults in David’s adultery, yet the child dies instead.
Key points
- Luiz describes a devout evangelical past and now calls close reading of the Bible a path out of belief.
- Erika frames the work as comparison and archaeology, and says many authors, not one pen, produced the book.
- Cain’s wandering sentence, the Babel languages, and the food rules are set out as stories that fight each other.
- Matthew and Luke are said to disagree on the mountain journey and on Joseph’s father, with Mark as the earlier gospel.
- A promise of an unbroken Davidic kingship is treated as unmet because Jesus never reigned in Jerusalem.
- David’s case is their starkest example of the story’s God punishing a child instead of the adults the law named.
Short quotes
este livro Ă© o maior manual de ateus do planeta
Luiz Fernando, Bible contradictions with Erika and Luiz
In English, he calls this book the greatest atheist manual on the planet. Watch at 7:03
sĂŁo narrativas construĂdas nĂŁo Ă© da mesma caneta sĂŁo várias pessoas
Érika, Bible contradictions with Erika and Luiz
In English, she says these are constructed narratives from several people, not one pen. Watch at 40:42
tudo quanto se move que é vivente será para vosso mantimento
Luiz Fernando, Bible contradictions with Erika and Luiz
In English, the verse gives every living, moving thing as food. Watch at 1:04:29
quem é o pai de José qual dessas duas narrativas tá correta
Luiz Fernando, Bible contradictions with Erika and Luiz
In English, he asks which of the two stories is right about Joseph’s father. Watch at 1:33:09
Jesus reinou em Jerusalém no lugar de Davi na descendência ele foi rei não
Luiz Fernando, Bible contradictions with Erika and Luiz
In English, he asks if Jesus reigned in Jerusalem in David’s line, and answers no. Watch at 2:05:26
Deus transgrediu a prĂłpria lei porque ele deveria punir a Davi
Luiz Fernando, Bible contradictions with Erika and Luiz
In English, he says God broke his own law because David was the one who should have been punished. Watch at 2:17:12
Video by Arqueologia e Antropologia com Érika 𓇋 𓂋 𓇋 𓂓. Watch on YouTube.