Are the refutations in the room with us right now?

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Well if my arguments are shit go ahead and refute them

That's rather childish but whatever works for you...

Várias coisas não tem evidência nenhuma, tipo o êxodo, se milhares de pessoas viveram no Sinai por 40 anos deveriam haver vestígios disso, tipo ossadas dos falecidos, objetos deixados pra trás, etc. Mas não tem nada, o pouco que foi achado foi datado de outras épocas, então ou não aconteceu ou foi diferente do narrado pela Bíblia. E quanto as profecias, várias não se cumpriram e outras são tão vagas que da pra encaixar em quase qualquer coisa

Yes I took inspiration on the ideas of the ones you mentioned, and also from many non-jewish authors too. The fact that I agree with something someone said doesn't mean I agree with anything else they said/did.

Says who? I'm an atheist with libertarian-leaning views who defends full religious freedom. Im very curious, love understand the hows and whys and don't accept the "obey or burn in hell" narrative religions so much love to spread. At the same time I have nothing against religion at the personal level, i just dont want it ruling my life and i'm against it being used to oppress others, It's not that hard. Also I'm not a jew and have no desire to become one if that's what you think.

Well I'll assume you never read the talmud so here goes: It is not a sacred book the way the Torah is to the jews (which comprises the 5 first books of the bible). The Talmud is mostly a collection of some law (Mishnah) mixed with rabinic debates (where the messed up stuff shows up), Judaism is by nature very open to debate and questioning and challenging the dominant narrative is not only allowed but actively celebrated (the "two jews, three opinions" joke is very much deserved), very different from Christianity and Islam. That being said, there is certainly no shortage of horrible and disturbing stuff in the talmud, but those represent the opinions of specific rabbis, many times written while jews were being prosecuted by Christians. The fact that stuff is written in there doesn't imply it's the dominant view amongst jews, also a lot of them ignore it altogether and follow only the Torah.

I ain't using anything against anything, what I'm pointing out is that none can prove the beliefs they hold on to for dear life and yet both Muslims and Christians have the exact same "chosen people complex" they accuse jews of having

Fair enough, that however only stands after we accept that Jesus existed, was the messiah and all the biblical narrations about him are true, which stands on shaky ground given that none of this can be proved or verified. Even Jesus existence is highly questioned by historians, whether he was the messiah and performed miracles is a whole different discussion on top of that. The claim that Jesus divinity is well documented is wishful thinking, plain and simple

But that would be according to your religion and culture, Muslims also believe that Christians are wrong, misguided or even heretics for not following their faith, you cannot prove either jews or Muslims wrong, just as they can't prove you wrong. So why are you so sure your religion is the correct one?

That's a great question actually and Christians are unable to provide a satisfactory answer to it. Also the Bible doesn't ban slavery and child marriage

Says who? I'm an atheist with libertarian-leaning views who defends full religious freedom. Im very curious, love understand the hows and whys and don't accept the "obey or burn in hell" narrative religions so much love to spread. At the same time I have nothing against religion at the personal level, i just dont want it ruling my life and i'm against it being used to oppress others, It's not that hard. Also I'm not a jew and have no desire to become one if that's what you think.

Very much so