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God's Dangerous Book: The Surprising History of the World's Most Radical Book - The Surprising History of the World'd Most Radical Book (Paperback)
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God's Dangerous Book: The Surprising History of the World's Most Radical Book - The Surprising History of the World'd Most Radical Book (Paperback)
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"God's Dangerous Book" is the dramatic story of the history of the
Bible. More, its a book about how the Bible has always been a
dangerous, provocative text. The Bible is more than just a piece of
literature. It's a challenge, an inspiration, a wild, unsettling
mandate for revolutionary behaviour. And that is exactly how people
have used it over the years - for good and ill. Uniquely presented,
"God's Dangerous Book" draws together story and scholarship with
lively accounts of the people, powers and incidents involved in
bringing the Bible, in the language of the people, into English.
Informative, thought-provoking and very readable, this is a book
that will help you discover the story behind the world's
bestseller. It tells how the Bible was created, how it became a
best-selling book and the effects it had on those who encountered
it. Through a discussion of democracy and literacy, learning and
communication this book shows how the Bible is, above all, about
freedom and why Gandhi described God's book as 'containing enough
dynamite to blow all civilisation to pieces.'
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