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[QUOTE=sblime42]I'll prove it for him. I'm Jewish and during our confirmation class our rabbi told us about these contradictions.
He admitted that the bible was flawed and that god most likely did not write it. However, he told us that even if we didn't believe the bible as the word of god, we should believe in the deeper message it contained; a message of hope and peace gained through acts of good will.
Your source is flawed. Your rabbi friend is not the only person who can have a valid opinion of the word of God. Also, Jew's only recognize half the Bible. You also gave no proofs from your rabbi friend that the Bible is inaccurate. Did he have some?
Do you know for sure that the inaccuracies listed on that website are true? Have you ever read the Bible?
If I were you I'd decide some things for myself, and not let others tell me what to think about God and the Bible.
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