by William Henry Burr

In 1860, journalist William Henry Burr sat down with his Bible and began compiling pairs of self-contradictory statements. The result was a timeless classic.

Burr doesn't clutter the book with convoluted exegesis. He just lists the quotations, letting them speak for themselves, and providing a rich arsenal of material for arguing with any God expert: how could any deity have been involved in the writing of such a jumble of confusion?

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