Have you actually done any research on the origin of the Bible, it's history, where it came from, who wrote it, or the transmission of the biblical text? Or are you simply repeating things you've heard or making things up about the Bible?
Do you know that at present, there survives more some 25,000 partial and complete, ancient handwritten manuscript copies of the New Testament, as well as thousands of copies of the Old Testament, many predating the time of Christ. There are handwritten copies of the Old Testament, copied by scribes prior to Jesus’ birth, that have survived to this day.
Have you heard of the Dead Sea Scrolls?
In 1947 a shepherd boy tending his family's livestock in Qumran, northwest of the Dead Sea in Israel, made an amazing discovery while looking for a lost goat. In a hillside cave that had laid untouched for nearly two thousand years, this Muslim boy discovered a collection of large clay jars containing carefully wrapped leather manuscripts. This was an ancient collection of handwritten copies of the Old Testament that dated as far back as the third century before Christ. An amazing discovery!
Archaeologists spent years searching the surrounding caves and by the time they were done, copies of every book of the Old Testament had been discovered, except Esther. In some cases there were multiple copies of the same book. For example, there were nineteen copies of the Book of Isaiah, twenty-five copies of Deuteronomy and thirty copies of the Psalms.
To prove your accusations against the Bible you would have to prove there are no original manuscripts or point to ancient copies of the Bible and show that what they used to say is different from modern Bibles. But that cannot be done because when you look at the ancient manuscript copies of the Bible, you find that the modern copies of the Bible say what the ancient manuscripts say because modern Bibles are translated directly from ancient manuscript copies of the Bible.
