Kategoria BISAC: Humor >> Topic - Religion

The Amusing Bible is the first English adaptation of La Bible Amusante, written in french by Leo Taxil in 1897, which was suppressed from being translated into English or Spanish. It contains quotes from the Bible, comments by Voltaire, Lord Bolingbroke, Freret, Toland and over 400 illustrations by Frid'Rick.

The Amusing Bible is a powerful weapon against the clergy and their doctrine of the heavenly origin of the Bible, since it consistently points out the errors of the Bible. Do not expect a deep scientific criticism, since The Amusing Bible only points out those absurdities and...

The Amusing Bible is the first English adaptation of La Bible Amusante, written in french by Leo Taxil in 1897, which was suppressed from being translated into English or Spanish. It contains quotes from the Bible, comments by Voltaire, Lord Bolingbroke, Freret, Toland and over 400 illustrations by Frid'Rick.

The Amusing Bible is a powerful weapon against the clergy and their doctrine of the heavenly origin of the Bible, since it consistently points out the errors of the Bible. Do not expect a deep scientific criticism, since The Amusing Bible only points out those absurdities and...

Everyone who rides through God's creation longs for the romance John Wayne offers from the back of a Hollywood horse. However, the reality of those same folks' ranch lives often hits them in the side of the head like the handle on a squeeze chute. The whirlwind of the modern-day cowboy life leaves seemingly little time for praying and even less time for sermons that don't hit home. God needs to be real, and he needs to be found in the everyday, dawn-to-midnight struggles and joys of true-to-life, cow-feeding, bronc-stomping folks who live in a world where there are espresso shacks in...

Everyone who rides through God's creation longs for the romance John Wayne offers from the back of a Hollywood horse. However, the reality of those same folks' ranch lives often hits them in the side of the head like the handle on a squeeze chute. The whirlwind of the modern-day cowboy life leaves seemingly little time for praying and even less time for sermons that don't hit home. God needs to be real, and he needs to be found in the everyday, dawn-to-midnight struggles and joys of true-to-life, cow-feeding, bronc-stomping folks who live in a world where there are espresso shacks in...

Once again, Ben Dupree, author of A Dying Way of Life, digs deep into his old hunting bag and retrieves his notebook to share with us his thoughts, memories, and meditations on life in the North Louisiana woods, ways, and waters. His love for the outdoors, his love for family, and his love for God are plaited together in an unbreakable yarn that weaves through his latest collection of short stories, essays and devotions. As he pulls back the curtain on family and faith, the readers of his first book will delight in more stories from his world. Get ready to enjoy.

Kimberella and Prince Roderick try to live a 'normal' day-to-day life in Dubuque, Iowa, but sometimes they fail to do so (quite often, but who's keeping track.)

Prince Roderick grew up in the country, learned how to build houses, played in a family band since age eleven, hunted, fished and explored the outdoors. Kimberella lived in the city, took piano lessons, baked, knitted and never quite grew up.

As husband and wife they manage to compromise by building two houses, playing in bands and living in Kimberella's childhood home in the city. They also go hunting, fishing and...