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There are those people who say it is the word of God, which is a pretty interesting proposition since it has implications for how able humans are to understand it.
There are those who say it is an inspired work written by humans, which also has interesting consequences: specifically that the humans who wrote the "New Testament" did so about 1800 years ago, and the world they wrote about isn't the world we live in anymore.
There are those who say the Bible must be "interpreted literally," but this is clearly oxymoronic because the 12th century practice of Scholasticism ultimately showed that people can differ in their literal interpretations.
There are those who say the Bible cannot be understood by lay-people. These people chose to read from the Bible in Latin even if no one actually understood Latin anymore.
There are those who say the Bible can be interpreted by the reader, a la Luther and Gutenberg.
There are those who consider the Bible to be a viral cultural artifact based on a superstition created by a guy named Abraham.
There are those who translate and transcribe the Bible from one language to another, thereby introducing an invisible editorial hand that interprets and sometimes makes errors.
There are those who see the Bible as a political document, like Emperor Constantine in 325AD, who convened the first Council of Nicaea (which established the canonical 4-book Gospel).
... and there are those who wrote Gospels that were mostly forgotten by time (but just might have made it into the Apocrypha).
There are those who consider "King James" to have created the definitive Bible, although this was written in 1611. ...and there are those who consider King James to have himself altered the Bible, and have created newer translations from source documentation.
I'm not sure where you fit in, but it's interesting it seems that you believe you know the correct interpretation of the Bible.
So... which one is it? ...because I don't claim to know.
So, if you got two neighbors ... what's the problem?