Seems that you ignored a decent part of my reply. Shame, I'm not against you in any way. You can ASSUME to know Gods will in any amount. But you cannot. It's the translation and the oratory word transfer that corrupt the word of God. Evidence of ^ The messiah wasn't named Jesus. The letter j wasn't invented until about 500 years ago in the German language. It is thought that Constantine crafted the name we use today to more easily convert people from other religious groups. This simply shows how the bible had been changed in one instance, thereby allowing doubt to be a valid mindset. Hopping to a different point here If you research mythology you see a trend An amazing event happens (amazing but mundane) The story is told over and over until it morphs into something else entirely. Then when Hercules is believed to at one point have been invincible a religious groups forms around his morals and ideas. 60 years before ink hit paper is more than enough for man to have ruined the New Testament. The two testaments do not have different gods true but notice that God does a lot less destructive crap in the new?