That might be taking things a little too far. Scripture has to have a purpose other than confusion or contradriction.
The pont is that if you take it as both litteral and inerrant (or even just inerrant) you are misunderstading the purpose and content. Scripture is our understanding of God and it changes (dare I say evolves).
Scripture is a journey, not the destination,
Otherwise we end up believing exactly what the Jews did before Christ. Part of Christ’s mission was to correct misunderstndings in their Scripture, so why should we try and find that understanding instead of the one Christ wanted us to have?
Inerrrancy focuses too much on the minutia, and ignores the bigger picture of God.
Richard