LOL! Seriously? You call the Bible "the most accurate historical piece of document to ever exist"? At least that's slightly better than calling it inerrant, I guess.
Name a document that holds more historical accuracies then...
And LOL @ people during the Sumerian Empire reading the Bible (as a book no less!). The Sumerian Empire went into decline a good 1500 years before Jesus. There was no Bible. Come on! You can do better than that!I did not say the Sumerian read the Bible. What I meant was sumer is the oldest accepted known civilizations and the Biblical Narrative speaks of the nations foundations
Sargon of Accad, found in cuneiform tablets, and Kador Lagumer, King of Elam are two characters mentioned in the genesis narrative.100's of other Biblical characters also have been found when nations tap into their history. Many Pharaoh's , Mesopotamia, Syria, Babylonia, Chaldea, Elam, Israel, Ethiopia, Palestine, etc etc... list is endless
Half of the kings that ruled the Assyrian Empire during the height of it's power from 800BC (will not use BCE) are Biblical characters, the entire Achaenenid Dynasty if found in the Bible and several Caesars. The most impressive is that the city of Amman (capital of Jordan) was founded by Amman himself 3500 years ago and still carries the name, the Bible tells us that Amman built the city and named it after himself. History has taught us that the Bible does not change as it has been copied over the last 2000 years, the dead sea scrolls proved this point in 1947, the king James taken from manuscript that where in circulation around 1300-1400BC where identical to the manuscripts found in the dead sea scrolls from the first and second century, so long for your stupid claim of being garbled in translation and altered during it being copied
There's a number of transitional fossils showing dinosaur-to-bird transitional forms, fossils showing reptile-mammal intermediates and quite an extensive series of hominid fossils showing ape-to-human evolution. You may educate yourself at http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/ if you're so inclined. The question is, are you?
Easy to use the word "transitional" just because a few similarities, these similarities are evidence of a common designer, and you know as well as I do that most of these so called transitions are extremely exaggerated, Cmon now, don't play dumb, I have one for you.....................
..........A bike, a dirt bike, a motorcycle, a 3-wheel, a 4-wheeler, a mini, a hatchback, a 4 cylinder, a Chrysler 300, an Escalade.... see the transitions, better explanation then a common designer right?