Yes Ive read this thread and the other ones, at first being pretty sure there was some sort of an HJ, but more and more doubting it highly.
I wobbled between one position and the other myself. But it would be untrue to say that no evidence has been presented for HJ. You can call the evidence unconvincing, and I'll probably agree with you on a lot of points. But to say _none_ has been presented is patently untrue. However it seems I missed an important detail:
SO for all you wrote, could you offer one of those evidences that doesnt rely on the bible?
Bolding mine.
Well, Craig has answered you already, but what do you mean by "rely" ? I'll remind you that the bibble was cobbled together from previous books, which were not written at the same time, by the same people, or with the same purpose. At that they are, in a loose sense, semi-independant. Are they trustworthy ? Not in the least. But if you had really followed these threads, you'd know by now that the letter of the bible is not particularily important as evidence for HJ: it's rather the fact that the text is there, in that form, within its historical context, that makes the argument for HJ slightly believable. The problem with MJ is that, aside from speculation, it doesn't even have that weak evidence.
Of course, if you don't care which version of history is correct, you can be an agnostic about this. But if, like me, you'd like at least a tentative picture of what happened, then one must reach some sort of conclusion, and weak evidence trumps no evidence at all.
All that has been presented over and over. If you read this thread and the others, you must know this. Otherwise, I respectfully submit that you might have reached a conclusion that is preventing you from further thinking about this topic dispassionately.