Yes you can. The Creator has made his requirement known regarding his laws to people of all faiths. Not believing in him doesn't make his law invalid....it doesn't mean that his law doesn't apply just because people reject it.....he says it applies to all. I am just passing that message along. What people do with that is up to them.
And I can tell you different, and it's just as valid because its my belief. Has your God spoken to you directly? Mine hasn't spoken to me either, but I know that what is in my scriptures is valid for me. Everyone sees God in their own way; God shows himself in a way meaningful to the devotee. My view of God is not meaningful to you, nor is your view of God meaningful to me.
You say you believe the Bible, but what if 2,000 years from now, after all commentaries and translations are done, we take Tolkien's universe and mythology of Middle Earth as fact, or the Harry Potter universe? The point is that 2,000 years from now, no one will have heard Tolkien or Rowling speak. All they will have is a book that is purported to be truth. It's circular reasoning to say the Bible is correct because it says so. That's like saying "they can't put anything on the internet that isn't true; it says that right on the internet". The difference between us is that your comments have a passive-aggressive, or more properly, a "back-handed compliment" tone. I don't try to tell anyone my beliefs are the correct ones and that my God is going to smite everyone who doesn't believe or accept his "laws", then couch it in "but it's none of my business".
There are many people who had better hope that their gods are the right ones....and not some overindulgent fake who is going to laugh all the way into oblivion with his many deceived devotees. No one gets out of this world alive you know.....
Well, you're judging right there. And you're mocking other religions and gods, and their devotees. Bad form.