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I already explained how it's not actually a fairy tale, you can't just debunk what I'm saying by restating what I already reinterpreted into a modern scientific sensical way and being reductive and appealing to the supposed absurdity of it like that's an argument. Almost all of the Biblical prophecies came true and you can't explain this or the longstanding and fervently believed nature of some of the claims by the original witnesses of it if it's completely fabricated, or how every single early civillisation seems to have the same motifs and versions of the same myths. Even things like the way the Bible predicts what the 'end times' (i.e. modern day) will be like in terms of the character of the people and things like the scale of wars and such is accurate.
If you take a more scientific-minded approach to what the Biblical God and related theology actually is and view the stories as humans attempting to record and explain an incomprehensible alien being that exists in some quantum extra-spacetime way trying to communicate with them and influence them then suddenly it becomes a lot more believable and makes more sense. Especially once you realise that the point of beliefs in things like 'sin,' Jesus' egalitarian teachings and many of the commandments and living in a 'godly' way are actually for functional 'optimizing survival/flourishing and advancement of the human species' reasons then it makes even more sense. No civillisation that ever turned away from God didn't fall into ruin or, to put it another way, living in a 'godly' manner is a way of transcending your selfish genes and striving for a type 1 civillisation.
