I am not "dismissing the bible as false" - I am pointing out what it actually says and accusing you of selectively ignoring parts that contradict your claims (and by "you" I mean the pro "Behemoth is a dinosaur" camp in this thread, not just you as an individual).
About what? If you mean about Leviathan being a metaphor, then yes. If you mean about how amazed I am, then also yes.
Do you seriously think those articles HELP?
The first one removes reason from the equation. Archimedes would be apoplectic.
The second one tries to shore up the biblical flood's lack of evidence by adding a major new event for which there is no evidence. There is actually a net drop in evidence.
The third one is perfectly reasonable except for the fact that the biblical flood has been tacked on, and is not required for an explanation as to how relics from an ancient town are under water.