Three days out of prison, full of historical inconsistencies, he showed up at the walk-in clinic for an evaluation.
The method used in compiling I Esdras is uncertain, especially because of numerous historical inconsistencies and errors; in several instances it also alters biblical texts.
The Times of India pointed out the historical inconsistencies, such as the presence of a British constructed dam in a scene while the film is set in pre-colonial period, "wire stunts of Prashanth in action sequences", revealing costumes donned by the leading ladies and also the bamboo dance sequence in the movie which is actually native to Nagaland.
The Bible contains well-known historical problems, inconsistencies, and moral difficulties--so many, that the encyclopedias, books, and essays written by evangelicals to "defend" the Bible could probably justify their own Library of Congress classification number.
But the Sixth is so fraught with historical and interpretive inconsistency that a persuasive conductor could make a case either way.
That thing where it stands by an incoherent policy choice that is only consistent with its long historical record of inconsistency.
Let us also leave aside the fact that perceived historical (or scientific) inconsistencies with matters of faith (which is what Aslan's book discusses) haven't caused the downfall of religion just yet, seeing as the very nature of faith negates the need to have every belief validated by historical facts.
These results add further evidence of inconsistency between historical plagues, including the Black Death, and our current understanding of Y. pestis-variant disease.
The focus is on how inconsistencies between historical maps can be handled without violating the inherent semantic potential.
Despite large inconsistencies in historical and contemporary data we argue that this type of analysis could be used to further understand the distribution of landscape elements important for conservation objectives.
