The Bible and Christian thought

The Bible is a collection of Jewish writings and of later work by writers who considered a Jesus of Nazareth to be the "Messiah," or Savior, to whom the Jews (and others before) had referred in so-called prophecy. The Bible as a whole is the primary document for modern Christians.

There are several versions of the modern Bible, and each of the main divisions of Christianity reads from a slightly different book.

The so-called Holy Bible is composed of 39 books of the Old (Jewish) Testament, and 27 of the New (Christian) Testament, and its King James version is the most popular document in history.

Based upon bronze-age religions, the Bible is still relevant for nearly 2 billion people in the early 21st century — many of them rich and powerful.

The "Good Book?"...

Christianity is not monotheistic....

The American left is ineffective against Bible-loving patriots.... — December 2004

The Bible is radically untrue....

Cult, sect, religion? What about the Bible?...

It is possible that Jesus did not exist....

You have to "pick and choose."...

Bible truth in a page...

Lot's daughters.... — a story of drunken incest and probable murder....
Isn't it time to criticize the Bible? ...

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