Among the countless books that line the shelves of libraries and bookstores, the Bible stands out as a singularly provocative and influential work. While some revere it as a divinely inspired authority, others dismiss it as an outdated relic or even a harmful tool of oppression. Despite its detractors, the Bible has endured for centuries, and as Amy Orr-Ewing demonstrates, its themes and messages remain surprisingly relevant to contemporary society. With unflinching candor and engaging wit, Is the Bible Intolerant? confronts modern criticisms head-on, inviting readers to engage with the text and its cultural context in a spirit of open-minded inquiry. By exploring the Bible's complexities and contradictions, readers will discover why this ancient text continues to inspire, provoke, and fascinate people around the world. Bring your questions, your doubts, and your curiosity, and discover the Good Book's enduring power and relevance.