I don't think anyone holds special knowledge. I am using the analogy of the burning bush because the events in the Bible are all justified through their miraculous nature. The Bible isn't a pure philosophy. The events in the Bible are meant to be taken literally. Jesus was born a virgin, was crucified, and rose from the dead. 

The thing I'm digging at is that these isolated events do not justify the whole. If we discovered a burning bush like Moses saw in the Bible then many would see that as justification for the Bible being literally true. But in reality that would just point to a burning-bush phenomena in the desert. Maybe it has some correlation to the Bible. But that's not logical to say it justifies the whole. Much of religious doctrine is built this way. This bible verse justifies that one and so on. The Bible doesn't actually work this way, people just say it does. It's circular.

What you are doing takes a measure of faith. With that faith should go humility, not judgement.