‘Unreadable’ commonly means ‘so confusing, obscure or boring that one is minded to stop reading’. The history of Bible seems to indicate incontrovertibly that it is readable in a high degree, even fascinating. If attention lapses it is because detail can sometimes seem rather overwhelming. The lack of absolute consistency doesn’t destroy - or even much reduce - the interest in reading.
I think another problem is hinted at: not readability but trustworthiness as a guide to life. There are problems here beyond fractures
‘Unreadable’ commonly means ‘so confusing, obscure or boring that one is minded to stop reading’. The history of Bible seems to indicate incontrovertibly that it is readable in a high degree, even fascinating. If attention lapses it is because detail can sometimes seem rather overwhelming. The lack of absolute consistency doesn’t destroy - or even much reduce - the interest in reading.
I think another problem is hinted at: not readability but trustworthiness as a guide to life. There are problems here beyond fractures