[narby]

How does one book descended from the oral tradition of one middle eastern tribe, with a lot of Babylonian myths tossed in, overrule the untranslated Word of God, available to everyone in the original language -- the world and the univrse itself?

Bravo....

Unfortunatly, they'll answer that the "world is sinful", or some such stuff and so it should not be believed. These people are all wrapped up in sin and hell and emotion so that no logic about the real universe will penetrate.

[wallcrawlr]

Men are so wise about the "real universe". The arrogance is amazing...
oh well...to each their own.

[js1138]

Unfortunately, they'll answer that the "world is sinful", or some such stuff and so it should not be believed..

In other words, God does make junk. Seems rather ungrateful to me.

[harbinger of doom]

Unfortunatly, they'll answer that the "world is sinful", or some such stuff and so it should not be believed. These people are all wrapped up in sin and hell and emotion so that no logic about the real universe will penetrate.

Right and wrong exist, in whatever relative meaning you may attach. There may be some difficulties about what is absolute, but it is definitely part of our universe and there seems to be some very real, natural consequences for the choices we make. Those choices seem to bring about a wide range of emotions, too.
Where in the world did emotions come from and what benefit are they to our existence? They seem to be a nuisance.