he only used it for power

Forced conversion is in no way a Christian thing

Christians tend to convert people

We have seen that in the Americas and Africa

By the way, the age of a book can make it less reasonable

I personally wouldn't trust a book about the universe that was made 1,000 years ago

That isn't an argument though

The age of something has little to do with it's validity especially when we know how reliable the Bible is

The bible would definitely be a lot more different had it been written today

Certain parts at least

well clearly

It would adjust to the culture yes

So the names, places, and customs might change.

There have been advances in science

That would change some of the writings

like?

Maybe the way god created the universe would be different

It might incorporate the big bang

That's speculation

that isn't a criticism at all

I was raised non religious read half the Bible and lost to much iq to finish

It is likely that many of the things would change due to science

But Anon that is again not an actual criticism of it's validity

My point is that the bible was made when many people believed in things that we would call "Crazy" today.

Some of these beliefs probably influenced the bible

Anon are you ever going to provide a real criticism of the Bible?

That's my criticism. The bible was written by people who believed in things that we would call "crazy" today. Many of the things in the bible are likely influenced by these crazy beliefs. This undermines its credibility.

Christianity teaches slave morality

And it's globalist in nature

there is two sound criticisms

Not really if you don't have an objective moral basis of your own

and that ignores a lot of the reasonings for this

someone clearly has not read Revelation

Hello

How you guys doing

@Obungus bible big fake news change my mind

Provide me with your primary criticism

It was written by people who believed in crazy things

not you anon

I do not deny the entire bible, but most of the stories are made by those who wrote it

@Obungus Do you honestly think that the Red Sea was actually parted