Doesn't the Bible support slavery?

Doesn't the Bible support rape?

Doesn't the Bible support genocide?

How do Christians know which parts of the Bible are prescriptive (binding today) and which are merely descriptive?

Why are there so many different English Bible translations, and does that undermine reliability?

How do we know we have what was originally written (the science of textual criticism)?

Is the Bible anti-women (misogynistic)?

Why does the Bible endorse or tolerate practices we now consider immoral (polygamy, animal sacrifice)?

How should Christians interpret Genesis 1-2 — literally or figuratively?

Did Moses really write the Pentateuch, or is the documentary hypothesis (JEDP) correct?

Are the Gospels eyewitness accounts, or were they written too late to be reliable?

How do the Dead Sea Scrolls affect our confidence in the Old Testament text?

Is the New Testament reliable given that the earliest manuscripts date to decades after Jesus?

Why does the Bible seem to describe a geocentric universe and other outdated cosmology?

What is the relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament (Law vs. Grace)?

Are there genuine prophetic predictions in the Bible, or were they written after the events?

Why does the Book of Revelation seem so bizarre and contradictory, and how should it be interpreted?

Why are there disputed (deuterocanonical) books in the Catholic Bible not found in Protestant Bibles?

Can the Bible be used as evidence for its own authority, or is that circular reasoning?