The Bible: Exposed, or how to be happy in your disbelief

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The Bible: Exposed is a Bible with a sense of humor, a satirical send-up of the Good Book, a most irreverent treatment of the most reverent book. If you’re a religious zealot, take it as a challenge. If you’re an atheists, here’s your chance to stock up on small caliber ammunition. If you’re skeptical, read it because, well, because you’re a skeptic. No, it’s not theology or history, and it’s not an agnostic rant. It's a book for everyman, and unlike the Bible, it is also a book for every woman. I begin with a brief history of the Bible, then I take it apart, chapter by verse, paying closest attention to the stories we know by heart. I point out glaring errors and scientific impossibilities. I ask lots of questions: “Is Noah the only boat owner in the world?” I sweep the figurative from the literal and wring the historical from the hogwash. I feature quotes from the Bible alongside quotes by famous atheists. In short, I expose the Bible as the bronze-age mucked up mythology that it is.