While I'm no expert on the matter, here's my best answers for you.1) There are human remains that have been found up to (if not exceeding) 2 million years BC. Correct me if I'm wrong, but before Jesus was born people had no way of knowing about the need to accept Christ, meaning they all went to hell. Is this right? Wouldn't it be similar to a person who's from a completely remote section of the world today who lives a full life having never heard of Christ? How can it be that for millions of years all people and even still today some people are born, live full lives, and die never having the opportunity to learn how to go to heaven, meaning they go to hell.Even before Jesus was born, people heard the voice of God. People don't need to be told about God to be able to understand. God speaks to us every day, but because of our modernly busy lives, we miss out on His Voice.2) It seems like we pick and choose what parts of the Bible we want to be true. The way we look at and treat women today is much different that in Jesus' day. The Bible says when I woman is menstrating she isn't to leave the house for those days because she's unclean. There are several other similar rules for women. Why do we think God has changed his views on these things?We don't really pick and choose. If you think about it logically, it makes sense. I know that Jesus said menstruating women should stay home because they were unclean, but think about it. They didn't have the luxury of pads/tampons to take care of that. It wasn't sanitary for a menstruating women to be out and about as she was bleeding because they didn't have the ability to contain it like we do. It's just like reading Literature in an English class. You have to remove yourself from modern times and place yourself into the context in which it was written. When you do that, a lot more will make sense to you.3) Why was it neccessary for Jesus to die on the cross to save us from our sins? He taught us that God forgives us for our sins, which sounds like a choice God has made to give us the opportunity to spend eternity in Heaven. I don't understand what Jesus dying a horrible death has to do with God making the decision to forgive us for our sins.As someone else mentioned, before Jesus, God required animal sacrifice to cleanse humans of their sins. You can see it all through the Old Testament. Well, Jesus shed His blood for us so that we would be forgiven before His Father. If it weren't for Jesus dying on the cross, Christians would still be sacrificing animals. God does forgive us, but for a price. And Jesus paid that price with His suffering.4) Why does the Bible have people who are hundreds of years old? I've heard that it's possible that time was measured differently, but there are some things contradict that. If that was the case, the 40 days & nights of the flood would have been just minutes or a couple of hours at best.Time was measured differently, which also explains how God made the world in "6 days". If you were to go a whole day without clocks out in the country with no other people, days would probably feel to last a lot longer. You may come back and had only been gone a few days and it may have FELT like a week.5) Why do we believe that Noah really was able to build a ship and heard 2 of every species? That means that for all of those days and night hungry wild animals lived side by side with what they consider to be food but didn't eat.Noah didn't heard the animals. God brought the animals to him. And, I'm sure he fed them. Just because the Bible doesn't say Noah fed them, doesn't mean it didn't happen. The Bible doesn't mention when men use the restroom either, but I'm sure they did. :-) Hehe. Oh, and as far as the boat... man today has built things far more advanced than what Noah built, so I can see how it is feasible if one has the Lord on their side!6) How could God have the ability to do anything and everything, but let 1000's of children die of cancer and other diseases while rapist and murderers live long healthy lives?The thing that helps me deal with this issue is to remember that all of those innocent children spend eternity in Heaven, which is better than this world could ever be; while all those rapists and murderers have to spend eternity in Hell, far worse than any sort of prison or guilt-ridden life they could live here on Earth. Even though it may not seem fair all of the time, God is always just and fair and right. You have to trust Him to make the decisions that we cannot make, and know that His decisions are right and just, even if it doesn't seem like it to us humans.7) The Bible says a lot of things that we choose to not interpret literally, yet while there is physical proof of evolution in many plant and animal species, we choose to take the story of Adam & Eve literal. Why? I know many Christians don't interpret the Bible literally, but I do. I think that interpretation of God's Word is the main reason for a lot of bumps in relationships between Christians. It is up to you to read His Word daily, study it, and interpret it as best you can for what God was saying. You'll never be satisfied if you let preachers, friends, family, or anyone else interpret the Bible for you.I understand that you are going through a rough time. The two most important things you can do to help get you through this is to continue praying, even if you are unsure about God, and continue reading His Word, however skeptical you may be. Pray for God to help you and for Him to help you understand His Word as He intended it. I just know that if you pray, you will find your way again.I send my best. May God bless you and help you to know and love Him again.