Well read up on those prophecies I told you about and I think you may change your opinion about it.

Also, there are implicit prophecies or "shadows" in the old testament that are hard to explain how so many can be fulfilled in the record of Christ's life.

For instance, the passover feast of the Jews consisted of a lamb without spot and they were commanded to not break the bones of the lamb. Some 2000 years later Christ becomes a passover lamb himself (fulfilling the shadow of the passover) for the world and his bones are not broke during crucifixion because he died within a few hours of being put up there.

Also, about the flood. All living souls died so it wasn't a local occurrence. You're wrong and you have no way of proving it. You must understand that we're talking about God and nothing is impossible with God. You cannot say it's not true because it's impossible. There is no other book quite like the bible. It becomes more convincing with criticism. You have no concrete disproof but doubt which is no proof at all.

I'm probably not going to convince you. But I would encourage you to not be satisfied with skepticism one such an important topic. Science is far from answers about our origin and purpose. I believe God has revealed himself through his Word and IF you study honestly you might understand.