Okay, well consider this. You have a very strong belief in a great many things that are flatly untrue. For example, in this post you wrote:
Now there’s no congressman who said what you claimed he said, and no American Christians have gone to Uganda and inspired them to take Leviticus literally and enact laws calling for the death penalty for homosexuals. (Some folks might say that it’s morally wrong to falsely accuse people of murder.) So by your own standards, should I “discard the entire thing”? Obviuosly it’s an important question, because you’ren ot much into providing evidence to back up anything you say. When you make declarations like “Absolute divine inspiration is the only reasonable position to take for any book that claims to know what God thinks, let alone one whose authors are largely anonymous” I can’t look at your reasoning because you don’t give any. My only choices are to trust whatever you say on faith or to dismiss it.