>countless undeniable contradictions in stuff like numerology, history but also theology and morality
Again, interesting how you fail to mention any, I would again wager because you are not interested in any substance but rather an appearance of argument, despite lacking any real one.
>No evidence for supernatural knowledge of the authors
I would require for you to expand on several things here, particularly who you mean by "authors" for I have a feeling you have a gross misconception.
>undeniable proof of claimed fullfilled prophecies that were completely made up (census)
Hence why the pharisees who deny Christ have the exact same prophecies in their (((jewish bible))), despite this being possibly one of the biggest motives they'd have to push against the divine nature of Christ.
>Paul believed the second coming of christ would be in his lifetime
And Paul was wrong, alright. Amazing, humans can err, even apostles sometimes.
>no evidence for the supernatural ever
I know where you're trying to hit, I could bring up some things relating to this, but I'm already going to probably fill two posts and I cba to fill a third.
>materialism sufficiently can explain everything
I disagree, it does not sufficiently explain the subjective experience of consciousness.
>evolution
Your point... being what?
>age of the earth
Oh, right, you must think I'm a retarded protestant who bases his understanding of the bible off the understanding of a drunk hippie priest who drank too much bleach when he was little. You're going to strawman me despite the early christians I mentioned who are to the country.
>no adam and eve as out-of-africa theory is virtually disproven now
Origen Adamantius.
Oh god while I was typing out against your retardbabble you've replied, how jolly. (Cont)