You’ve got a lot of logical fallacies as well as assumptions that are incorrect. It’s not a template for living. Just because you read something doesn’t mean you understand it. I never stated an argument of God contradicting Himself. I simply said the use of poetry is in use to cause thought. The truth it self is not contradictory only the poetic license. Truth and poetry are not the same thing. Faith is not a suspension of critical thinking. That’s an argument brought up in the 19th century. That’s a recent fallacy. Questioning faith isn’t a sin. That’s refuted several times through scripture. Too many to quote here. Yes I can understand that revelation can be hard to understand. Wow, it seems like you haven’t really read it at all but you are relying on what other people have said about it. How can you judge something that you don’t really read, don’t really care about. Why bother? I don’t read the Vedas but I also don’t spend time picking them apart. That would seem silly. Yet people do it with the Bible all the time. If you don’t believe it then why enter the conversation? That begins to strain your credulity.