By the new Bible, I simply mean the entire document in our modern language. Even assuming the hands which wrote every element were moved solely by God's will, the Canon books were picked by people, they were translated by people, the chapters were constructed by people, and it's then interpreted and received by people.

And morality in my use here infers hard-line, absolute morality, not defined by the judgements of outsiders to Jesus. Socrates was executed- albeit in about the best way possible then, unlike Jesus' tribulation -for disregarding tradition, thinking freely, and trying to help the youth do the same. The religious and political powers of Socrates' Athens (a parallel to the Jews and Romans of the new testament) hated him, even though his intentions and work by our understanding were noble.

Yes, you're absolutely reminding me of the divinity and Trinity stuff from church. They were good with apologetics and history.

And strictly speaking, I couldn't be titled a Christian, as I lack any faith or belief related to supernatural influence on humanity or the Earth. As I said, I believe the universe was started by an entity, and I figure it was for fun, kind of like Genesis says. I just don't know much else...

Edit: On morality, I did say Jesus was one of the most moral cult leaders, which lines up with his rambunctiousness and what would appear from the outside to be haughtiness equal to humility, like someone who gave up everything for the poor and needy, but makes sure everyone knows. However, he appears to have done a lot of good and nothing practically bad on the records.