[Serious] Literal and Not Literal

[Belacqua]

It is perfectly reasonable to state, god does not exist. 

OK, that may well be so.

But that doesn't mean that "the Bible is mythology" equals "there is no god." 

In the interest of intellectual honesty, we have to be sure that we are using our claims accurately. The fact that the Bible is mythology is not proof that there is no god. For that, you would need other arguments. 

You kind of slide around with different assertions -- 1) that if god were real he would agree with you, 2) that the mythical nature of the Bible proves there is no god, 3) that the existence of a god defies logical thinking. These are all separate and distinct, and you don't want to Gish gallop from one to the other, as if they're all the same.