I'm not saying Jesus wasn't alive or isn’t the one true god, I'm saying Jesus is merely a prophet like so many others back then.
This seems logically contradictory to me. How can Jesus be the one true God whilst also being a
mere prophet like so many others?
Single person’s belief that is shared by thousands, inspired to create a book of the beliefs and adventures of this particular prophet. Over the years the book has been past down, spread around and added to. Naming the book a bible is emphasizing that it is important. You could have just named it Jesus adventures?.
The bible contains both an Old and New Testament. The Old is compiled from books written before Jesus was born. The new is a compilation of books written after Jesus was born. It wouldn't make sense to call the bible "Jesus Adventures" because it deals with more than just Jesus.
Aside from this what does this issue of the perceived importance of the bible have to do with the argument? Surely importance alone is not sufficient to reveal truth?
Since it has inspired us to create the bible, we took down the beliefs as important ones.
Since what inspired us? Jesus? Why does inspiration necessitate importance?
Enforcing and applying the bibles rules and guidelines, thus we have created ourselves a higher control; higher being.
How does applying biblical rules to humanity lead to higher being? How does our obedience to rules in the bible have anything to do with being at all?
This can be changed in minor detail and adjusted to the common ethical beliefs of the age, as the bible has been changed over 9,000 times.
Could you please share a source for this claim of "over 9000 times"? As far as I am aware, current translations very accurately represent the earliest manuscripts available.
For we took down the beliefs we created a god,
How does our recording of events in scripture represent our creation of a God? The writers of these book didn't write these things down with the intention that they could create a god with their words. Rather they believed that they were representing and recording Gods actual interactions with the world.
We control the rules and guidelines therefore we are god.
Which rules are you referring to? Do you mean the ethical rules in bible that you say have been changed to suit current common beliefs? Even if this were true I don't see how this implies that we are god. Under your view of what the bible is, how does controlling man made rules and guidelines promote us to the state of gods?
The bible today follows around ethical beliefs.
How? Many things in the bible are directly opposed to current social standards regarding ethics - ie homosexuality, fornication etc.
People make their own decisions and outcomes.
Well, apart from a deterministic view, I think most would agree with you here. Still, what difference does this make to the case at hand?
Mysterious, wonderful, high above hell is also definitions of heaven, because no one alive has been there to make a definition.
Your confusing my point. I am making an ontological claim, not an epistemological one. No one knowing what heaven is like is not relevant. We are addressing what defines heaven, not how one comes to knowledge of that definition. Essentially my point is that you cannot use words such as "mysterious, wonderful, high above hell" as these could be used to describe a myriad of things. They do nothing to actually define what heaven is.
One could equally say that love, ice cream or even a human mind is "mysterious, wonderful, high above hell". These properties do not define heaven, because they go no way to isolating its meaning from other entities.