Christians: if Jesus fed 5,000, why does poverty still exist and are biblical miracles even real?

I'll tell you why: Because there is not one shred of evidence supporting ANY of the Biblical miracles in either the OT nor NT, in fact, some of them should have been recorded by competing nations if they ever actually happened, but there is no extra-biblical evidence nor record of any of them; Here I have in mind Joshua's supposed "missing day" as well as Isaiah supposedly turning back time by 15 minutes on the Sun Dial at Hezekiah's palace. If either of those events had happened, the entire world should have recorded it in every nation and every language in their historical documents, especially sun-worshipping nations such as ancient China and Egypt and the Mayans should have had detailed records of it. No such records exist. I wonder why? Because nothing like that ever happened, that's why.

I wonder where these myths even come from, because elsewhere the Bible has commandments against bearing false witness and also against Lying in general, and yet the bible is by and large about half fantasy and lies in general.

Another example, in John's Gospel (present-day version of it anyway) appears two alleged stories for Jesus supposedly sparing adulteresses who were about to be stoned to death. The problem is neither of these stories appear in the original versions of John's Gospel, and they were not added to the book until some 400 years after the first versions of John's Gospel. Worse, John's Gospel was probably written by Paul or one of his contemporaries, not the same man "John" that it claims to be written by, and the same goes for his 3 epistles plus Revelation. the supposed disciple "John" would have been long-dead by the time those 4 letters were supposedly written in 90-something AD/CE. It's unlikely ANY of the "Gospels" or "Epistles" were written by real contemporaries of Jesus of Nazareth; Evidence strongly suggests they were compiled from myths over a 400 to 600 year time period after the alleged events supposedly happened.

What say you?

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Please not, christians. I was a christian for the first 36 years of my life, but the more I studied the Bible, the less of it I believed in. There is most certainly something wrong with the claim that Genesis is not "literal" since it claims to be a literal story both in Genesis and elsewhere. The Biblical Jesus believed in a LITERAL Great Flood for example, and he believed God torched Sodom and Gomorrah too.
Christians: if Jesus fed 5,000, why does poverty still exist and are biblical miracles even real?
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