Bible myths and their parallels in other religions vs Reading the Bible Again For the First Time: Which Should You Read?

Cover of Bible myths and their parallels in other religions Bible myths and their parallels in other religions Thomas William Doane · 1800 ★★★★☆ 3.8 636 pages · ≈ 11 h 47 m · Demanding
“THE Old Testament commences with one of its most interesting myths, that of the Creation and Fall of Man.”

1910 Being a comparison of the Old & New Testament myths & miracles with those of heathen nations of antiquity. Considering also their origin & meaning with numerous illustrations. Some of the contents: the…

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Cover of Reading the Bible Again For the First Time Reading the Bible Again For the First Time Marcus J. Borg · 2001 ★★★★☆ 3.7 336 pages · ≈ 6 h 13 m · Challenging
“The key word in the title of this book-Reading the Bible Again for the First Time-is "again" It points to my central claim.”

PerfectBound e-book exclusive extras: Extensive hyperlinking allows the reader to move easily from Professor Borg's text and footnotes to the full text of the actual Biblical passages he cites (including the entirety of…

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Goodreads 3.8 (135) —
Hardcover — 3.5 (8)
Google Books 4.5 (2) —
Apple Books 4.0 (9) 3.5 (24)

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Bible myths and their parallels in other religionsReading the Bible Again For the First Time
Ratings 135 24
Editions 44 7
Want to read 293 —
Reading it now 156 —
Written reviews 6 —
Pages 636 336

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