My God We Will Perish: Threat and Hope for the World in the Last Days

The Bible, as interpreted by numerous scholars, philosophers and distinguished writers, is generally offered as a sacred text in the United States. It is hardly ever considered as a historical document. But the question remains: Who wrote its 66 books? Where were they written? And, what were its authors trying to do? Ministers, priests, pastors and lay people would prefer to avoid the crisis of faith that these questions might provoke. But as rational people, asking these questions is a good way to understand the Bible.My God We Will Perish, Threat and Hope for the World in the Last Days, is written in a thought provoking way, as a journal of the author's questions, revelations, and beliefs.