Who Wrote the Bible?: A Book for the People

Exploring the historical context of the Bible, this work challenges the notion of its infallibility, highlighting the significant variations found in manuscripts—over 150,000 differing readings. It argues that human error has influenced the text throughout its history, suggesting that reliance on the Bible's verbal inerrancy undermines the assurance of salvation. The book encourages readers to reconsider the foundations of their faith in light of these insights, all presented in a newly designed format for improved readability.