And the cure for that is -- rich bible knowledge?
Rich bible knowledge would incorporate the sum of human knowledge, which would overrule the literal interpretation of the bible, weed out the myth, legends, fables, superstition, and borrowed pantheistic elements; redact and correct the historical, geographical, biological, physical, astronomical/cosmological errors; tag all the unverified authorship and source material; properly group and estimate the timeline of authors and properly annotate the amalgamation of authorship and the arbitrary attribution of authorship in the early Christian era; trace the etymology and correct, redact or tag the linguistic anomalies; resequence the timeline errors and properly annotate the references to contemporaneous philosophies, religions and cultures, removing the ethnocentric bias and restoring ancient cultures their place in history; ...and so on.
By the time you got finished you'd have some cheesy poetry and a few recitations from Hammurabi. But you'd sure know your bible verses inside out.