Your opinion matters. .

@MartinTheFirst Interesting, but there is no real, reasonable évidence for all the things written in that mervellous book. I could not spend my entire life thinking of something that "might" be.
Let's say it's an ingenuine coincidence.

@Eprefugee That's just what you've heard. I've found plenty of sound evidence for it. Sure it still takes faith, but so does anything else.

Here you go, one of the things I've studied for a good amount of time: http://www.biblearchaeology.org/post/2009/12/07/Ezekiel-261-14-A-Proof-Text-For-Inerrancy-or-Fallibility-of-The-Old-Testament.aspx

@MartinTheFirst never get your ways from a book.

@sighmeupforthat Ignorance is pouring from your words. You're meaning that the thousands of years worth of knowledge collected in the books we nowadays have is unable to teach you? Perhaps you should read one with some worth next time, so that you may not think of such a foolish thing to say again.

@MartinTheFirst You know what your problem is? as a Christian we're too relaxed! we have to be an asshole to those who try to piss on our religion. And beat them with the holly book!

@emjaymj Haha no as a christian I won't be beating anyone up.

@Eprefugee There is plenty of evidence for the truths in the Bible. The resurrection is the best recorded event in ancient history... and the histories of the Bible are well support Archaelogically.
Even though there is a lot of evidence... empirically speaking, you do need faith as the final step.

@emjaymj why? what did holly do?

@emjaymj I understand your sentiment, but truthfully, there's no need. None. It stands on its own and God manages it... so preach Christ crucified, then let the chips fall where they may.