10 Questions Biblical Literalists Cannot Honestly Answer

[John V]

Probably not. 

(Bold mine)

So, there is a chance you can sacrifice your child? You know, to offer your child's life on purpose? Probably? Is that even a possibility to you? Poor boy.

Correct - I'm not going to rule out with certainty the possibility that I would do something if told to by the creator of the universe. That's a no-brainer. You guys probably picture yourselves standing up to him defiantly, when you'd likely be pissing your pants and trying to run away.

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Theists seem to think that a 2000 year old book of iron age myths is real. They forget that the stories in it were first passed on by word of mouth, then written down, probably in Aramaic, then translated into Latin, then hand copied and the copies were copied.... for 2000 years.

That relates to my answer for #8. If documents predating the NT docs were found showing a progression of Jesus from simple itinerant preacher, I might question my beliefs. But we don't see that. Things like Q get tossed about so long that they're treated as if they exist, despite no real evidence - you guys should look in the mirror when you bring up #7.

They still expect us to believe this long lasting game of chinese whispers??

I don't expect you to believe anything.