Christian Responses to the SAB

There are several web sites that have responded to the SAB. The ones that I know about are listed below. Please let me know if there are any that I have overlooked.

[I am especially interested in responses from Christians on the Cruelty and Violence list. These verses show that the Bible could not have been inspired by a kind and loving God. They are the ones that are most likely to challenge the faith of those who believe in (or who pretend to believe in) the Bible but have never read it.

I'd also like to see responses from Muslims and Mormons to the verses that are highlighted at the SAQ and SABoM.]

• SAB Discussion Board
  I encourage apologists to visit the forum and respond to the verses that are highlighted at the SAB. Waterrock has completed posting responses for the gospel of Matthew and he has provided Christian commentary to the first eleven surahs of the Quran. Links to his responses can be found at the bottom of each chapter page at the SAB and on the surah sidebar at the SAQ.

• The Annotated Skeptic's Annotated Bible
  This site is in blog form, so it doesn't have separate entries for each SAB entry. The author has responded to Genesis and the first few chapters of Exodus.

• The SAB Author Answered
  Responses from Genesis to Revelation have been completed. (I haven't yet added all the links.)

• LookingUntoJesus.net: Answering the Atheist
  Since the responses are listed by week, they are bit hard to find. But the site has been doing one a week for nearly five years, so responses to most of the SAB's contradictions can be found there.

• Skeptic's Annotated Bible: A Response
  Some of the contradictions (about 100) have individual responses here.

• Got Questions: What is the Skeptic's Annotated Bible?
  The "Got Questions?" site has a page on the SAB, but does not address specific highlighted verses.

• Did I miss your response? If so, let me know and I'll provide links to it from the SAB.

• I also consider guest posts to my blog (Dwindling in Unbelief). Send me an email if you're interested.
  (See here for a post from Brucker.)

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