How can atheists be so arrogant as to think they know better than SCRIPTURE?

How utterly, hopelessly arrogant. You are not Him. You don't come close.

Your ignorance astounds. I'd pray for you, and plead with Him to forgive you, but I doubt your soul can be saved.

You left out Crom. He is mighty and lives up high on his mountain.

I may be wrong, but think we should probably take the OP's religiosity with a pinch of salt. Unless they've accidentally named themselves after a Satanic ritual. I don't think any true Christian believer would do that on purpose.

so you are saying the Bible was written by a bunch of people over the course of a 1000 years? can you provide this empirical science? also why would people write a fictional book and why would people translate it in the 1500's and then call it a Bible?

why would people write something as complex as the Bible?

I assume you have never read it nor studied it.

Only He can judge. Your human arrogance will serve you poorly on Judgement Day.

Wow, that might be the harshest post I've ever seen from you (not that you're wrong). I had to do a double take.

+1 for the clear trolling...

Says the very controversial poster here who has consistently been a "creeper" man with his shallow posting history. 🤨 You're actually now personifying the know-it-all-arrogance of most atheists, asshole.

can you prove the magical sky man does not exist?

There's a great deal of supporting evidence for the Big Bang. In science, a theory is an explanation for facts and data we observe. It isn't plucked out of the air. Theories can indeed be proven. But we continue to refer to them as theories even when there is overwhelming evidence to support them, because there is always the possibility that a better explanation of the facts will arise. The facts themselves, however, will not change.

I would go so far as to say that atheists in general, are much more arrogant than some Christians. They seem to come from the same mold, recite from the same playbook. I can think of only two from my experiences that were decent. One was actually on this site in its early days; don't know if he still is and can't remember his moniker. Anyway, we got into a discussion, and he actually lamented that it's true, most atheists are like that. The other was in another forum. Initially, she and I butted heads but it didn't last long. We came to a point of understanding and respecting each other. A beautiful rapport developed between us. She was smart, very funny and entertaining and to this day, I have fond memories of her.