I hope that you are not going to represent, dismiss, or ignore my concerns as only, "good points". That would imply an eyes closed and a finger in the ear response. Is it logical for a perfect being, to possess any imperfect human attributes(malice, vengefulness, jealousy, anger, immorality, cruelty, selfishness, violence, contemptibility, war-mongering, ignorance, deceitfulness, evilness, and greediness)? Or, are they all dismissed as being simply beyond our understanding? Is it logical that an perfect being would create a part of himself, to be tortured to death, to atone for the sins He created in the first place?
All culturally-specific beliefs are only variations of the same 3 themes. These themes have existed even before the Bible was written. These themes are all dependent on, and fueled by our inability to reconcile for the permanency of death. One, to believe in, and honor an all-powerful culturally- specific Deity. Two, don't be selfish or greedy, and always do good, kind, loving, and useful things for others. Three, there will be some kind of an everlasting reward, for only those that do the other two. Those that don't..., well, you know what happens to them.
Finally, do you think that it is logical to adopt an entire mindset, and way of life, based on the errant, contradictory, and immoral writings from a 2700 year old foreign book? A book written, compiled, edited, commissioned, and revived, BY MEN, for the purpose of pacifying peasants and centralizing the different religions in the Empire. As I've stated before, the biggest difference between us, is that when the evidence changes, I will change my views with no ill effects. But even if irrefutable evidence could falsify a belief in anything supernatural, you and many like you could never change. Exclusivity and cognitive dissonance, would never allow this to happen. There will always be one more self-serving rationale to use, to maintain this belief. Truth is not protected BY blind faith. It is blind faith that is protected FROM the truth. Don