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Is the Bible inerrant, infallible or God's word?
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Descent into the underworld etc. etc. an embellishment of a true story and keeping the core narrative is not fiction? Did they keep the core narrative? All rather Barbra Cartland to me.
I would regard it as fictions as I would a movie that starts with the 'Based on a true story.' I am satisfied by your answers that the originators of the Dead Sea Scrolls where capable of writing fiction.
From my readings I am satisfied that the only thing that has changed is technology. The ancients were no less or more intelligent than we are. Why would we want to deny them the ability to write fiction unless it was to support a particular agenda?