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Furthermore: Bronze-age moral philosophy is a joke! It's puzzling to me without end how anyone would look for moral guidence in a document that fails to condemn slavery and fails to condemn treating women as property.
And equally important: Why would I then not believe all other bronze-age stories to be equally true? How do you know King Unis did not hunt down gods to eat them? How do you know all the other bronze-age creation myths are wrong?
And finally: Pretty much whenever evangelical christians loudly claim the the bible "proves" anything, it's usually something that not even most christians believe. That doesn't seem like a very convincing "proof" to me if not even like-minded people think it is convincing..
Christianity is not defined by what "most Christians believe." This is a logical fallacy. Christianity is defined by a God given book that can correct what "most Christians believe." See Matt 15:9 and context https://www.blueletterbible.org/kjv/mat/15/9
Compare the manuscript evidence between the Bible and other bronze-age creation stories. You'll then understand the difference.
No, I don't. But maybe you can explain to me what you think the difference is because I really don't see any. And any claim that the bible is a "God given book" based on claims in that book (or books based on it) is just ridiculous. I hope you can see that.
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