You think that was a comprehensive, exhaustive list?

You're missing the point. I'm an atheist who's studied pretty closely the world's religions. So I can write from a theistic and especially a Christian perspective, and pass myself off as one. Have you studied opposing viewpoints carefully enough to be able to write from them?

What I know about your scripture is that it's thousands of years out of date. You're literally taking your life philosophy from folks who thought the world is flat. Talk about small, parochial perspectives. That's what you find in the patriarchal Bible. There's nice literature in it and even some wisdom, especially in Job and Ecclesiastes. But you have no business criticizing an iconoclastic secular philosopher for having a small perspective. It's the pot calling the kettle black.