Kenneth Freddie,
Whahahaha, even pastors don't know every thing about the bible. Non believers should feel honor you have higher expectation and standard for us...I am disappoint you dare not put forwards what you earlier said about the corin church problems for readers to scrutinize...whahhahahhaha.
There are no fewer than three versions of the story of Paul's conversion. In one, Paul's companions see a heavenly light but hear nothing (Acts 22:9). In the second, they hear a voice but see no one (Acts 9:7). In the third (Acts 26:12-14), there is no specific mention of what his companions hear or see, only that they fall to the ground along with Paul. And did Paul take Trophimus with him when he left Miletus for Jerusalem? Acts says he did (Acts 21:29), but this flatly contradicts one of the last few verses of Paul's second Epistle to Timothy, which claims that Paul had left Trophimus at Miletus because he was ill.
Paul's letters (if they are his) also contradict each other. In 1 Corinthians 3:11 Paul says the Church has no foundation other than Christ himself, but in another purported letter (Ephesians 2:20) the apostles and prophets provide the foundation, and Jesus is the cornerstone. Another example concerns the end of the world. According to different accounts, will this come soon, during a period of peace and security "like a thief in the night" (1 Thessalonians 5:2) or will it come at some later time after, following a rebellion and revelation, and other spectacular signs and wonders (2 Thessalonians 2) ?
You are blind, dude...
