The author is very questionable. The guys name may very well be John but the writing style of this chapter is so different from Yukhana(John) that it is unlikely it was written by the same John that was the apostle. Note to all you will always see me debate solid evidence that Yeshua(Jesus) exist because in my opinion none exists however I do believe Jesus was real and it is more reasonable than straight faith however I do not believe that revelations was written by any apostle and I also believe it to be a questionable addition. I do hold both secular and religous views of the bible and it would almost take a book to accurately describe them in a understandable way. In fact I would never refer to Jesus as the Christ since that is in fact Pagan.

So, everyone agrees with my points on the previous page about morality being subjective? Great! =P

 I skipped that page, but yeah, you're right.

Actually I believe there is no heaven or hell. Once you die that is it.

I knew you'd think so, but circle jerking with people who share the same opinions is fun for only so long. Oh well, looks like the people who disagree with me are sleeping or something. 

If I were a religious person (and I'm not)

To get to heaven:
1. Live your life.
2. Let others live theirs.

 This is no contradiction, Matthew mentioned Joseph's birth father, and the mention of Heli in Luke 3 is talking about Joseph's father in law in todays terms.  I call my father in law my father and in Israel in those times so did they. They were not referred to as Father in law.  That was Mary's Father.  There is no contradiction here, just takes some research on your part which you failed to do.  Try again please.

Are you capable of listing versus for this?  You are just throwing out stuff, then saying it is inconsistent without mentioning where this even comes from.  Keep trying. 

*Waits for stof to say believing in heaven is for idiots, throwing all logic outside the windows blabla*