Christianity's Worst Problem Is the "Holy Bible"

Christianity's Worst Problem Is the "Holy Bible"

by Orv

136 pages· 2005· ISBN 9781420821949
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Millions commemorate and calibrate an event well documented in all Bible versions today. That event not only didn''t actually happen, this author will attempt to prove to you that it could not possible have happened. Did Moses actually lead the Israelites out of Egypt? And was there really a need for one to suffer horrendous pain and agony to "save us"? Your Pastor or Rabi won''t want you to read this. It may prove dangerous to their "building fund" or any other monetary project they may have in mind. You, on the other hand may find this little study very liberating. The author didn''t set out to give a critical analysis of the "Holy Scriptures" it just turned out that way. He has no ax to grind with the Christian community, as a matter of fact all his friends and most of his relatives are strong fundamental Christians. So what got into him anyway you may ask. I can answer that with one five letter word, TRUTH.

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