God, Religion and the Bible

Barry Boughen enjoys debate and appreciates people who think for themselves and learn from their thinking.

In this lively discussion, he questions the fact that many people simply accept what they are told. He dissects the Bible's version of truth and examines it minutely, pointing out the inaccuracies and impossibilities contained therein, which are nevertheless accepted and believed by countless people through the ages.

Barry takes us through the Ten Commandments and their flaws and contradictions, to which common sense and logic are ruthlessly applied. Will a five-year-old shoplifter burn in hell with adult bank robbers? Do priests who rape children escape damnation because they confess? Why can't we covet our neighbours' goods, provided we don't steal them?

After reading this book, you may want to review your opinion on the Bible, or just step back while the author burns. If you prefer to believe, please re-read!

Barry Boughen se bucura de dezbateri si apreciaza oamenii care gandesc de la sine si invata din gandirea lor. In aceasta discutie plina de viata, el pune la indoiala faptul ca multi oameni accepta pur si simplu ceea ce li se spune. El diseca versiunea biblica a adevarului si o examineaza minutios, subliniind inexactitatile si imposibilitatile continute in ea, care sunt totusi acceptate si crezute de nenumarati oameni de-a lungul veacurilor. simtul si logica sunt aplicate nemilos.