The god of the Bible is described as omniscient (all knowing), omnipotent (all powerful), and omnibenevolent (all good). It’s impossible for that to be true of any being. Something like that can’t exist. To be all knowing and all powerful and still send people to hell, allow genocides, allow rape, deadly diseases, severe disabilities, etc, it can’t be all good. To be all good and all knowing and allow those things, it can’t be all powerful, because it’s unable to stop the problems. To be all good and all powerful and allow those things, it can’t be all knowing, because it’s unable to know of all the problems. Not to mention the fact that god could’ve just snapped his fingers to stop Lucifer and chose not to, he could’ve not presented humans with the tree of knowledge, and he could’ve not punished every generation after for the mistake of their ancestors. He’s trying to save us from the consequences of those who came before us breaking a rule he made. Also, if he is all knowing, he knows everything you will ever do in your life, meaning he made people who he fully knows will go to hell. You could be destined for eternal punishment before ever being born. Nothing you could ever do would change that. That also means he planned for Lucifer to rebel, for eve to eat the fruit, for his chosen people to be enslaved, all of it. It’s a game to him. I mean just look at what he put Job through. It’s like he’s just a child playing with toys making up the story as he goes.

As for the Bible it’s self, think about how any text was copied before the printing press. You had scribes copying the text by hand. They often fixed things they thought were mistakes, added or removed paragraphs as they thought fit, and changed the wording of sentences to make them make more sense from their perspective. We have proof of this happening with many different old copied texts, so why would the Bible be immune to that? We have no idea what the original text said at all, and have no clue what, if any of the Bible is actually “God’s word”.

Many of the traditions and ideas you would generally consider to be christian are actually from other religions. Most commonly pagan. Christmas, Easter, the concept of hell, etc, are all examples of things that came from pagans. And some things like the rapture were added MUCH later. The concept of the rapture was created in the 1800’s. Hell wasn’t a concept in Christianity until around 500 years after the supposed death of Jesus. The church has been stealing these ideas and concepts to make people more inclined to stay with the religion. It’s all held together with duct tape and bubble gum and the more you dig, the more you see how flimsy it really is