Prior to the advent of the Gutenberg printing press in 1450 all manuscripts and books were handwritten. Copies were made by scribes who possessed differing levels of literacy and competence. The earlier a copy was made the more likely that the copyist was semi-literate and prone to make mistakes in the reproduction of a given document. Also some revisions were made to early scripture manuscripts in order to force them to comply with church policies and teachings. Literally thousands of handwritten manuscripts of ancient biblical scripture exist. In these documents, thousands of variances in...

Unholy Dilemma 2 continues the discussion of the Bible and this time turns the discussion to the claims and stories contained within the New Covenant or Testament. Unholy Dilemma 2 - A search for logic in the New Testament was not written to either bolster or undermine one's faith. Nor is it intended to trash the Bible per se. In fact, neither this book nor Unholy Dilemma - A search for logic in the Old Testament is exclusively intended for Christian readers. The Bible is a book like any other book, i.e. a set number of handwritten or printed pages, sewn, stapled or glued together on one side...

Unholy Dilemma 3 - A Search for logic in the Qur'an is a book which deals with the claims, admonitions, scientific errors, conflations, and absurdities that are found in the Islamic Holy Writ. Various Surahs and Ayahs (chapter and verse) are quoted and then examined for clarity of thought and divine inspiration and revelation. As a by-product of the book, the Old and New Testaments are compared to the Qur'an and where noted, the obvious plagiarism of these more ancient documents is noted. Anyone who is interested in what the Qur'an actually states and how its words guide one and one-half...