can anyone give me any good bible skeptic sites?

I've got a bunch of them listed, you can find them at this link:

http://www.ethicalatheist.com/forum/viewtopic.php?...

BTW, these aren't all just anti-Bible, I've listed some apologetics sites, as well.

I am currently questioning my worldview, and with it, Christianity. I've yet to find a site that is completely neutral about the Bible. I think that one person who may be able to help you is upallnite. He seems to have several resources for this kind of thing, and I've found most to be interesting. If you can't find him, do a search for him. Many of his answers have websites.

The point of skepticism is to question EVERYTHING you read. In that light, read all you can find and think about what is said. Read between the lines and draw your own conclusions logically. It's not an easy process. For every argument you see, there's one to refute it. Then there's another to refute the refutation, and so on.

Best of luck.

Questions and Answers has a lot of Skeptics. and I am sure you can find a lot of New Age Books. Don't recommend them though. Why not Study the Bible and be your own Skeptic?

Just read the Bible carefully. I mean carefully with a critical mindset. Bible itself is full of contradictions are errors. Those who believe that Bible has no error or contradiction don't see the problems because the book itself is too damn thick and they can't cross-reference the contradictory verses in different parts of the Bible.

My recommendations: the rebukes, do no longer rebuke something in any respect. The Bible is a fallacy, and that rebuttal internet site is a sorry excuse which would not tackle the extremely matters skeptics placed forth.

The best site is the study of the Bible itself.

Bible.com

Penn and Teller (the magic guys)have links to alot of them on their website. They are big skeptics of the Bible.

There are some interesting things here: http://www.ffrf.org/quiz/

Try the "What Do You Really Know About The Bible?" quiz (it's worth it)

http://www.answersingenesis.org/Home/Area/bios/def...