Also, what fiction book includes medical information that is centuries ahead of its time? For example:
Sanitary practices - The Israelites were instructed to wash themselves and their clothes in running water if they had a bodily discharge, if they came in contact with another person’s discharge, or if they had touched a dead human or animal carcass. In addition, the Israelites were instructed to bury their human waste outside of camp, and to burn the waste of their animals (Numbers 19:3-22, Leviticus 11:1-47, Leviticus 15:1-33, Deuteronomy 23:12). We might take this for granted today, but uncleanliness with waste has led to all manner of diseases in the not too distant past.
Bacteria - God commanded the Levitical priests to burn the garments of leprosy victims in Leviticus 13:52. Leprosy is a bacteria, a living organism, that certainly can survive on walls and garments.
Quarantine - God's laws to Moses included instructions regarding quarantine to prevent the spread of leprosy and other infectious diseases.
Antiseptic - Hyssop oil was charged by God to Moses to be used as a purifying agent. Hyssop oil has been shown to contain 50% antifungal and antibacterial agents (Numbers 19:18 and Psalm 51:7).
Circumcision - Circumcision is said to be one of the most common medical procedures today, and various studies conclude it has health and hygiene benefits. But the Israelites have been circumcising all their males for thousands of years, as commanded in Genesis 17 and Leviticus 12. But not only did the bible command that all male Israelites be circumcised, it also specified that they should be circumcised at 8 days old. On the 8th day after birth, the two main blood clotting factors, Vitamin K and Prothrombim, reach their highest level in life, so it would appear the 8th day is the best age to get circumcised.
Alcohol and pregnancy - Samson’s mother was told to avoid alcohol when she was pregnant with Samson (Judges 13:3-4).
Dietary guidelines - Diets high in vegetables, fruits, and grains (such as practiced by Seventh-day Adventists) reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, and many other diseases. But the Seventh-day Adventists get their food guidelines from the bible.