Some reject the Bible unfairly because they have accepted, without any personal investigation or reasonable confirmation, the unfounded accusations of materialists. Fair judgment never rests upon philosophical speculation that has no factual foundation. Some reject the Bible unfairly because it does not conform to their theories. Fair judgment never rests upon deliberate rejection because of opposition to the Bible's unwelcome moral standards. Some reject the Bible unfairly because its standards condemn their evil life-style.
Fair judgment requires an honest and open mind that is willing to accept the truth.
Temporarily turn aside from traditional claims about the Bible made by friend or foe. Depend upon irrefutable facts. If the Bible is the Holy Bible, common sense declares that the fact of sanctity will reveal virtue in the content rather than by the believer's claim. On the other hand, if the Bible lacks sanctity, common sense declares that the content will vindicate the infallibility rather than the believer's claim. If the Bible contains mistakes and errors, common sense declares that specific examples rather than unsubstantiated cavil will confirm the presence of deviations from truth.