Continued Discussion with cls515

[cls515]

#1. The fact that it was written long after the estimated period of the death of the main character, mostly by people who were not even alive during that time.
#2. The “chapters” often have many different versions. Which ones were used depended solely on which fit best with the beliefs of the assemblers.
#3. While many different physical locales and landmarks etc. were used throughout, no doubt to add some semblance of credibility, none of the supernatural claims can be supported by any proof.

So, what this all adds up to is a collection of fictional stories.

Thanks for replying. Really I'm not attacking you, I am curious, as I do believe the Bible is not fictional. If it is true, and on the premise believers go to Heaven and non-believers don't, you would risk eternal damnation based on the above three statements, which don't even prove the Bible is fake?