TILL
You see, Dave, the problem isn't a bit difficult to understand. IF your
explanation of the Moseroth-Mt. Hor problem is true, then it is true that
this would not be a point of contradiction in the Bible. However, this
would not take you out of the woods, because you would then have to explain
why an omniscient, omnipotent deity would have inspired vague, confusing
passages that would lead people to suspect that a contradiction does exist
in the matter of where Aaron died. Inexact, confusing communication,
whether oral or written, is a mistake, an error, a flaw, an inaccuracy, a
gaffe, a boo-boo... call it whatever you may wish. It would be a state of
affairs that is incompatible with the claim that an omniscient, omnipotent
deity inspired the writing of the two passages that created the confusion.
Either deal with the problem or else leave the defense of biblical inerrancy
up to someone else, because, as an apologist, you have been a miserable failure.
Farrell Till
Skepticism, Inc.
jftill@midwest.net