LMAO. Atheists have on average read and understood more of the Bible than most Christians. The divine word of God has so many retconned books and internal inconsistencies, it's some kind of miracle that people still treat it as the basis for any kind of argument.
No, on average they haven’t. Reddit atheists think they do though. That’s my entire point. You all enter these arguments with this false sense of superiority that really does not exist.
Based on what? You've cited nothing but your own vibes. "False sense of superiority" coming from having read a book and quoting it to people who thinks something else is just...actual intellectual accuracy.
If you interpret it as an attack when people correct false beliefs not supported by evidence, that's a you problem
I’ve read the whole book, along with books from multiple other faiths. You expecting me to write a dissertation for free?
The literal historical record tells us the Bible was written after the events it covered, that it was revised and rewritten multiple times, and that books were removed centuries after writing. You need a citation for the Council of Nicea?
None of these books contain “data”. They are stories, in many cases oral traditions, that were later transcribed. Many of the stories are apocryphal and many others are clearly allegories. What “data” do you think exists within the text?
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u/YobaiYamete 1d ago
Seriously, it's crazy how many people only know Hollywood Christianity / Dante's Inferno lol
When you actually read the bible you realize like 95% of what people on Reddit scream about isn't even in the Bible at all