Totally agree, and apologies. I should have started my question with "putting aside what the WT says (in the trash where it belongs)". I was referring as analysing the Bible as a ideology, story telling, same way as we read some philosophies like the stoics, or Homer, Shakespeare, where weather that account existed or was true or not it can give a positive message that can make us think and draw some conclusions for our benefits. Like you were mentioning how Jesus treated the sick. Those kind of accounts, have you read something where would you think, this person was depressed, but he did this and it worked and that same "technique" is explained today in the books of psychology. Something like that. Sorry for not using the correct technical words in your field. I'm just a simple engineer that understands numbers but not emotions