I'm sorry I can't have this discussion in Danish, I'm still a beginner.
You can think that all the Bible is nonsense, it's your right and maybe you're right. But if someone calls themselves “Christian” they have to abide by the teaching of Jesus Christ, or you'll be called hypocritical. It's this hypocrisy I underlined.
The Bible is not a book, it's a library with a lot of different authors and context of writing, and ideas, and publics and goals. There's a lot of contradictions in it. That's why we Christians prioritize some texts over others, and every denomination tends to prioritize other texts. We Lutheran use, like Luther said, the life and teachings of Jesus to do that (“was Christum treibet”). Again, you can think it's stupid and again, you may even be right. But don't call yourself Lutheran if you contradict the basic beliefs of Lutheranism. Or again again, it's hypocritical.
I answered that later in my message.
No. Bible means books.
Of course there's no writing in the bronze age, and it goes to farther than iron age, the most recent books are from the beginning of the 2nd century of the common era, 7 centuries after the end of the iron age.
I don't know him enough, but I thought he was a member of the Church of Denmark, which is a Lutheran church. If he's not, the first paragraph still applies, and the second probably too but with other names, as the precedence of Christ's teaching is quite widely recognized, the only notable exception being American evangelicalism.
You're entitled to your opinion, but from what I saw in your message your knowledge of the Bible and Christianity is quite superficial. Sorry if I'm harsh too, but you should read more before being that much definitive in your opinions. You may be right, but you should recognise that you may be wrong too.