In fact, it's a great deal more than that. It's an anthropological gold mine. It's a powerful rite-of-passage narrative. It's a remarkable social covenant. It's bellicose propaganda. It's a great collection of legends. It's a body of exquisite poetry. Stripped of the remarkably banal New Testament, it is easily one of mankinds most magnificent manuscripts.pah said:I agree with Rex. If nothing else, the bible offers a glimpse into the "life and times" of the social structure of the people.
What does any of this have to do with this thread?