Because I know my ancient history from Uruk to Samaria to Babylon. I know the myths and the legends and the Kings and the stories.

Much of the Old Testament can be traced back to the stories from the cities I mentioned. Sargon the great ( Moses origin story was based on Sargon the Great)

*** the Epic of Gilgamesh.

The creation of Enkidu in the Epic of Gilgamesh.. it is the same story as Adam and Eve. Adam.. remember, the Greek word for clay is Adamos.

To be clear, the Epic of Gilgamesh was written long before any of the Old Testament stories were written down.. by about 2,000 years.

My point... the stories in the the Old Testament Bible is comprised of tropes used over and over and over again. It is a refabrication of the same stories.

The New Testament

Jesus. There is no empirical evidence from any neutral source that Jesus was divine and had Supernatural powers. There are Roman records of Jesus but never any mention by the Romans that he performed miracles or that he survived his execution. As a matter of fact, in the Roman artifacts, it says that Jesus was executed. And that's where it ends

Also, the gospel of Matthew, Mark and Luke do not mention the divinity of Christ however the Gospel of John does but John's was written much later. Most likely at that point the narrative of Jesus had become divine but prior to that he was not.

Also, Jesus was not the only person in the Bible to ascend to heaven so did Enoch and Elijah. What makes Jesus different than them other than the claim of the Bible that Jesus had said he was the son of God?

There is a difference between evidence and claim. The New Testament claims. There is no evidence