Egyptian names
Miracles as natural phenomena
Slave revolts in general
Dubious attempts at specific identifications
Impossible details
No external historical record
The oldest parts of the Bible do not describe a mass exodus
Lack of Egyptian cultural influence
Written as folklore, not historiography
The truth of the Bible always takes priority over human reason.
When human reason is in doubt, the truth of the Bible tips the scales.
The modern understanding of historical accuracy (confirmed from independent sources, plausible) is too narrow to make general claims about truth.
The message inspired by God is the fundamental theme (God intervenes to liberate the oppressed, etc.) and that is true. However, the details of the story that expresses that truth were never meant to be taken literally.
The story as presented by historical-critical reconstruction is powerful in its own way (e.g., multiple small groups of people who felt the work of a liberating God in their lives started a movement that grew and profoundly shaped the world today).
God show
Name of God
Prophetic call narratives