The Born Again Skeptic's Guide To The Bible
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The Bible examined from a freethought perspective. Combined with autobiographical "The Book of Ruth."
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Although the scope of this book is broader than the title of my book list, Green does have a chapter dedicated to "Treatment of Women in the Sweetest Story Ever Told." I believe, like she did, that an almost sure way to atheism is to actually read The Bible – which she did while convalescing from cancer in the 1970s). Two years later, she wrote this book in her 60s.
From Chris' list on critical of religion's view of women.
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