Don't unbelievers know how to prove the authenticity of the Bible?

Question

"I remember witnessing to friends and using prophecy as a proof that the Bible was inspired. It struck me as very obvious that prophecy, humanly speaking, was impossible. What are the odds of guessing the exact score of a football game being played tomorrow? No psychic would be foolish enough to risk his or her reputation trying! Yet the Bible contains thousands of accurate prophecies in great detail." Grant Jerffrey/taken from secrets of a faith well lived by christopher coppernoll

Answer 1

If you unbelieve then you don't care to prove the authenticity because you don't believe in it in the first place. You on crack ?

Answer 2

What are those thousands of accurate prophecies you mention? I have seen none at all. I do see many contradictions in the Bible, e.g. saying both God and Devil inspired David's census and that Judas died both by hanging and by falling. There are scientific errors galore too, e.g. pi is said to be 3, not 3.14159, and that there was once a world flood that Noah survived. There is no evidence of a world flood, and there is not enough water to submerge all land. Noah's ark would fall apart in the sea. Prophecy means to speak for gods. It is not necessarily prediction of future events.

Answer 3

What ever contradiction you may find in the bible are the fault of a certain Catholic Pope That decided that he had God's permission to remove many books and pages from that bible that would create any negatives thought that the people may have about the pope's or the church's power. There is no doubt that was the greatest criminal act that any single or group of men can perpetrate on mankind. And you have the Catholic church and their Pope's To thank for that...........................

Answer 4

Yes, it is a good read.