Banned Questions about the Bible
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If Adam and Eve were the first (only) people on Earth, where did their kid's spouses come from? How can God be both all-loving and yet allow people to be thrown into hell? Does the Bible ever refer to itself as "the Bible"? If no, where did the name "Bible" come from? Within the Pages of Banned Questions about the Bible you'll find fifty of the most provocative, challenging, or otherwise taboo questions that many of us have wondered about but few have actually asked. Answered by a team of respondents who offer their views, these questions can open a dialogue and allow us to talk more openly about what we believe, what we don't, and why.…mehr

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If Adam and Eve were the first (only) people on Earth, where did their kid's spouses come from? How can God be both all-loving and yet allow people to be thrown into hell? Does the Bible ever refer to itself as "the Bible"? If no, where did the name "Bible" come from? Within the Pages of Banned Questions about the Bible you'll find fifty of the most provocative, challenging, or otherwise taboo questions that many of us have wondered about but few have actually asked. Answered by a team of respondents who offer their views, these questions can open a dialogue and allow us to talk more openly about what we believe, what we don't, and why.
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Christian Piatt is an author, editor, speaker, musician and spoken word artist. He serves as the Director of Church Growth and Development at First Christian Church in Portland, OR. Christian is the creator and editor of the Banned Questions book series, which also includes Banned Questions About Christians and Banned Questions About Jesus. He co-created and co-edits the "WTF: Where's the Faith?" young adult series with Chalice Press, and has published a memoir on faith, family and parenting called PregMancy: A Dad, a Little Dude and a Due Date.