The secular Bible: why nonbelievers must take religion seriously

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Introduction: secularists and the not-Godless world Part I. The Composition of the Hebrew Bible: 1. Who wrote the Bible? (Ancient response) 2. Who wrote the Bible? (Modern response) 3. The secular answer to 'who wrote the Bible?' Part II. The Interpreters of the Hebrew Bible: 4. Why is there so much biblical interpretation? 5. Introducing biblical scholars and secular interpretations Part III. Politics and Scripture: 6. On Jewish intermarriage: the Bible is open to interpretation 7. Same-sex eroticism and Jerry Falwell 8. The secular Qur'an? Conclusion: beyond church and state: new directions for secularism.

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