Atheists don't realize asking for evidence of God is a strawman

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I see that you are reffering to free will , but some morals still remain without the free will , for example not to kill another person.

Where...above...do you see -anything- about free will?  I'm simply correcting a misapprehension you have about what's in magic book.  The notion that it exclusively concerns itself with morality.  It manages to prove your misapprehension inarguably wrong in the first three words and makes many....many claims from there.  

Now, they could certainly excise those claims and in doing so absolve themselves of any scrutiny that might follow from making them...but if they did, they would no longer have a justification for the claims that interest you, the claims that you think are the only sorts of claims in magic book.

Could be possible but I was trying to help the OP make himself clear . I don't think that the bible is ment to give scientifical knowledge because it s like giving a machinegun to a baby.