Buzsaw writes:But still, it's analogous to a person who lies enough about important matters that he/she looses credibility.
Not at all.
Did Charles Dickens lose credibility for writing "Oliver Twist"?
Buzsaw writes:In this case Jehovah, god of the book looses credibility.
What loses credibility, is the ridiculous assumption that God is the author of the biblical text. That assumption is an invention of theologians.
Buzsaw writes:In this case Jehovah, god of the book looses credibility. Not only that, but all of the people of the book such as OT patriarchs, Jesus, son of Jehovah and his apostles, loose credibility because they alude to the Genesis record as factual.
Do they? People make allusions to Sherlock Holmes in similar ways, yet nobody says that those are "as factual". I say that the allusions to the Genesis creation story are simply allusions to a well understood part of the culture. It is the theologians who create problems by asserting that those allusions are "as factual".