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A critical study that subjects the Bible to empirical and moral scrutiny, arguing that claims of infallibility should face ordinary literary and historical tests. It surveys authorship, canonical differences, creation narratives, miracles, contradictions within Old and New Testaments, portrayals of deity and morality, and specific teachings such as the Ten Commandments, Sermon on the Mount, and parables. The author challenges religious authority, examines Jewish and Christian uses of scripture, and advocates reason and rationalism as alternatives to supernaturalism, urging readers to evaluate sacred texts honestly rather than defer to clerical or sectarian protections.

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M. M. Mangasarian

M. M. Mangasarian was an American lecturer and writer known for his critical examination of religion and morality. His works often challenge traditional beliefs, advocating for rationalism and secular ethics. Among his notable lectures is "How the Bible was Invented," where he explores the origins of biblical texts and their implications on faith. Mangasarian's writings, such as "Is Life Worth Living Without Immortality?" and "The Truth About Jesus: Is He a Myth?", reflect his commitment to questioning established religious doctrines. He was a prominent figure in the Independent Religious Society, where he engaged audiences in discussions about morality and the role of religion in society.

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