I really don't know what your point is. The Bible will always be the ancient work of literature that it is.
There will always be book fan clubs reading it and salivating at some of the gruesome parts.
What I am saying is that in 2-3 generations more people will recognize it to be weird, ancient mythology, not much else.
If you read books from Voltaire's time, you will realize how much weight the Bible had in his time vs today.
The impact the Bible once had on society has been diminished as it continues to become irrelevant.
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The statistics of how many Bibles there are worldwide, way beyond any works of science, is quite impressive.
The more we delve into the nature of science, the more we praise God that He did it this way.
There have always been people who didn't want to acknowledge God. God will give them what they asked for in the Judgement... no God = Destruction, but...
The death and resurrection of Jesus was the thing that took all the sins of all people for all time. No more sin to punished for. Only gifts according to the faith of the people.
In the Resurrection, everybody will be given a glorified body similar to the Body Jesus received after He arose from the dead. Even the unbelievers will get a glorified body that cannot die.
The believers will get life-with-God that they were asking for - Heaven. The unbelievers will get life-away-from-God that they were asking for - Hell. The everlasting bodies of all of them will keep them alive forever. Even Hell's worst destructive forces will not be able to destroy the life of the unbelievers. But it will be exactly the opposite of fun... staying alive without God.
