Matt,

You should read a bit more and not just the bible. The Bible was put together by religious fanatics who picked and chose what was to go into it. That is why so many new found scriptures are not in the bible, they tell a different story that didn't fall in line with the men who decided to put together the bible in its present form. There were other men just as wise as Jesus was supposed to be and other prophets just as informed as the disciples who were ignored such as Mary Magdelene. I am not religious at all, just well read and I think of myself as a person who doesn't believe in God but could well believe there were men like Jesus who were clever beyond there years and such stories, if they are to be believed, of Jesus casting out demons from Mary Magdalene could well have been that he counselled her for depression or schizophrenia and was able to get to the root of her problem and therefore rid her of her numerous personalities. There is a lot out there for us to marvel at but it doen's need to be a miracle. Think of what we have today and take it back to the late 1800's and you would be heralded a God quite easily.

In 1230 in a monastery in Bohemia, a Benedictine Monk had commited a sin which shattered a sacred monastic rule, so offensive that it was kept secret. His punishment was to be walled up alive in a cell. He begged that if they allow him to write a massive book, the greatest book of its age containing the bible and all human knowledge, it will glorify his monastery forever. To prove his pennance, he will write this colossal creation in one night. The elders scoff but allow him to try. Finish in one night or die the next day. With dawn approaching, he panics as there is so much to be written so he makes an unholy pact. He asks for help from the fallen archangel Satan.
Legend says that the demon answers the monks call. Just as the gospels were guided by the hand of God, the Codex Gigus was gudied by the hand of the Devil. Experts checked the document recently to see if they could see how it came to be created.