The Sceptic's Annotated Bible

The Sceptic's Annotated Bible

by Steve Wells

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The Skeptic's Annotated Bible is a harsh criticism of the Bible written by Steve Wells. Wells spent some 20 years researching the Bible, Qur'an, and Book of Mormon to generate his Skeptic's Annotated Bible. It analyses the King James Version of the Bible and is particularly useful against King James only-fundamentalists. Steve Wells analyzes a variety of issues that non-Christians and thinking Christians often find untenable with the more common presentation of the Bible as literal truth, and of the Bible and God as "good and peaceful." As with other annotations, it provides ongoing commentary about what passages mean, what their context is, and why they are there. [(source)][1] [1]: http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Skeptic's_Annotated_Bible

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    How does reading the Bible through the lens of Steve Wells's annotations change your perception of it as a singular, cohesive text versus a collection of diverse and often contradictory ancient writings?

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    In what ways does The Skeptic's Annotated Bible challenge the common cultural narrative of the Bible as an exclusively "good and peaceful" book, and how do you reconcile these contrasting portrayals?

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    Steve Wells spent two decades meticulously categorizing passages into themes like cruelty, injustice, and absurdities; which of these categorical lenses did you find most revealing or surprising during your reading?

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