Better Off Born Dead: The Christian Compliancy TheoryWhy is Ecclesiastes so incoherent? Because Ecclesiastes is translated in violation of Hebrew grammar. The Bible?s translators viewed interpretation from a ?male only? point of view, confident that men wrote the Bible. But were they really convinced or did they conceal a woman?s diary? These answers, and more, are found in Better off Born Dead: The Christian Compliancy Theory. |
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| Title | Better Off Born Dead: The Christian Compliancy Theory |
| Author | Floyd D. Braggs |
| Publisher | Xulon Press, 2005 |
| ISBN | 1594679150, 9781594679155 |
| Length | 240 pages |
| Subjects | › › Religion / Christian Life / General |
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