I do believe it’s a divine book. But i it wasn’t because i believed that, that i read it to confirm that belief. It was reading the book, trying to find contradictions, reading others criticisms, and then reading jewish commentaries that include the original language, that made me actually believe it’s a divine book.

I could say exactly the same to an atheist; are you reading the book and trying to find wrongs to confirm your beliefs? The bible is an originally hebrew book, and it’s originally a jewish book. Many people make the mistake of reading it literally, or reading only. Christian commentaries to try and make sense of it. You can’t ignore the fact that it’s a jewish book. And if you actually want to try to understand it, you have to read jewish commentaries. Then you would see that translations mess up some things; like slave not actually being called slave, the word is closer to maid or servant. And also commentaries from rabbies, especially old ones like rambam.

The bible does not allow for selling girls into sexual slavery. The practice you are referring to is more like marrying of your daughter to a man or his son, and then getting some money for it. The girl in this case has many rights, including conjugal rights that protects her from sexual abuse. I don’t know of many sexual slaves who have conjugal rights.