You are misrepresenting my position here, William. I don't dismiss Biblical evidence with an insouciant "so what." I take sacred text extremely seriously.  

I first of all assay the evidence offered to see if it is really of evidentiary value; then I weigh it against conflicting evidence to determine what reasonable inferences can be drawn; and finally, I have to decide whether those inferences are so compelling as to require me to reach and publish a verdict. If I don't find the evidence clear and convincing, or if I don't sense that the Holy Spirit has a dog in the fight, I have a hard time getting worked up over the issue. 

That doesn't mean I am dismissing the evidence. It simply means that, as I get focused on evidence about which God is not calling me to reach a verdict, it gets harder and harder for me to make out and follow the evidence of the footprints of Jesus on the path He has placed me.