Well as I was saying there is some resemblance to the scientific process in that for some scientific assertion to be deemed correct it has to be universally valid rather than totally subjective. The proof of much of this can be found in the very language we use. The concept of evil is universally understood and the causes are as well. However the Bible has it all written down in a precise way and looking at it from the other perspective I can't find anything that is really at odds with this.

I mean there is some quite obscure stuff in it, one thing that comes to mind is that apparently it is forsaken to reproduce images of living things such as people, animals etc. Now you may ask what on earth is it on about, but apparently an image is a reflection of that thing in that it is its inverse, so a living thing that is something of God's creation is deemed as all good and its image is the inverse, i.e. it is emanating evil. Now this is really weird until you look a bit closer and notice how Satanists use mirrors to conjure up evil spirits and then just take a look at Hollywood and how images are so false and inhuman in many ways. It's a subtle thing but a good example of how a book of great wisdom can help you. If everything in it were so obvious then it would never have been necessary to write it in the first place.