I'm ignorant because I can see that the bible is bullshit, and is made up of fiction?
The story of the boy who cried wolf is entirely made up fiction. We don't know where it happened, when it happened, or even what country it happened in. We don't know the name of the boy, the language that he spoke, how old he was, and there is absolutely no archeological evidence or proof that any of it ever happened at all. Does that make it all worthless bullshit? Or does it convey a teaching and a truth not directly connected to the literal meaning of the words used and was never intended to be taken literally by intelligent people?
disbelieving scripture because it all cannot be literally true is just as foolish as professing to believe it is all literally true. Both positions have made the exact same error and miss the point of the writings completely.
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