Reading the bible is when I started to have doubts and I did research. Also all the crazy religious people.Now I'm a atheist. What about you?

What you should have done is to experience God for yourself.  Millions do so every year.  You should, too.  It's the logical thing to do.  Don't bother moving the goalposts.  It's more evidence than you have to shore up your fantasy that there is no God.  Find out for yourself.

I have read more than "just" the bible for man has written many books about the gods and even some which were not chosen to be included in the bible when it was created in the fourth century.

All your statement revealed is you were unable to understand what you were reading, but that is no surprise to me.

i read it front to back 3 times before the age of 12, before God decided that He would start opening up the Scriptures to me, to grant me understanding thereof.

That is how it works. The Bible weeds out people who do not Truly desire to understand the Word of God, which is all to apparent you did not Truly desire to KNOW or understand the Word of God, if you did, then you would still be reading it every single day.

You must not have done it right.  The more I read of the Bible, the more I believe.

the new testament was written in the 4th century in italy , it has nothing to do with the other fake mythology on which it is based , all these fake mythologies come from asia the home of weird beliefs and superstitions

Were you holding it upside down?  "Faith comes by hearing the word of God."  Romans 10:17.

No, it's not crazy when you study the bible 

from outside perspectives. I believe it's filled

with aleghories. 

Quite religious - attended a religious school - extensive Biblical education - have been an atheist since I was 17.

Same happened to me.  I was going to prayerfully read the Bible cover to cover to understand and to quell my doubts.  I was an unbeliever by the time I finished Numbers.