What do you think of Fox News promoting films on biblical infallibility?

i mean seriously, tell the News.

I don't believe in Barren women having babies. If they ever had a child, you could never prove they were truly barren to begin with, just as you could never prove Mary was a virgin. I sure as heck don't believe "God" ever commanded Abraham to sacrifice his son on an altar on a mountain top. The Torah we have today is not even provably the original Hebrew Law, as the Book of Kings records a time when the books of the Law mysteriously disappeared for several generations, and were then allegedly "rediscovered" at the time of the boy king Josiah. There is no evidence that any of this ever happened in the real world. Matter of fact, the only evidence Abraham ever existed is the three leading world religions all claim he existed. That's it. Worse, the order of the Creation story and the supposedly flood story in the Bible are provably false.

If you want to believe in God as the Creator, as I do, then fine, but the Bible is not inspired and it sure as hell is not infallible. These stories are complete myths with no proven basis in fact whatsoever.

What do you think of Fox News promoting films on biblical infallibility?
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