Amy Orr-Ewing faced a barrage of questions from friends and theological teachers: 'You can't seriously believe everything in the Bible, can you?' Undaunted, she embarked on a quest to prove the Bible's uniqueness and reliability. Her meticulous investigation tackled ten of the most pressing objections, including the challenges of interpretation, historical accuracy, manuscript reliability, and the relevance of other holy books. She also delved into the Bible's stance on sexism, war, and outdated sexual mores. With sensitivity and persuasive logic, Orr-Ewing presents a compelling case for trusting the Bible, demonstrating that its timeless truths remain as relevant today as ever.