I'm not sure if it's the fault of the authors or the fault of the questions for the supposed conflicts. I suppose if someone it trying to nitpick every minutiae of the Bible then that explains it all.

Some of the questions were indeed ridiculous. For example here are two: How did Judas Iscariot die? Was it by hanging or was it by his body exploding. This isn't rocket science folks. If a person commits suicide by hanging, then they die. And if said body is left out in the sun for any length of time and it falls, (for whatever reason), the body can burst upon hitting the ground. Gruesome, I know.
Secondly, and this one is probably less ridiculous, because a lot of people may not know this if they don't read the Bible. Thou shalt not kill is not kill, it's murder. The commandment is thou shalt not murder. What's the difference you may be asking? If someone stalks me and kills me, that's murder. If that stalker comes after me, but I kill him, that's self-defense and called killing, not murder.

There is a volume 2 and I will be reading it, but hopefully the questions are better. ( )