Yussel:
YOU decide that the Iben Ezra holds of an idea that Moshe did not write certain verses when all you can muster is some veiled hint written in code. To use your own words, “Perhaps, if you allow yourself to examine this issue without your prejudices, you might come to a greater level of understanding”
Without prejudices please explain how you can know what he is hinting at. Since it is a hint, it is by definition not clear. Maybe he hints at some other idea? Until proven, the given is that he does NOT hold of such an outlandish belief. A hint is no proof. Is that not the unprejudiced honest way to approach this? Yes it is.
If he did hold of it, he would be the first to say it out right. He was not one to hide. Things written in code usually refer to kabalistic things which the Iben Ezra was very knowledgeable in.
I do not believe you are being honest to yourself. You want to believe in this for some reason and all you can bring as a proof is something written in sod/code. Very unimpressed. I still maintain, chas vishalom that he would hold of such a thing. Bring me a real proof!!!!