Bible-Burning

Bible-Burning by John C. Miller examines the historical and ideological controversies surrounding the destruction of the Bible in various periods of history. The book explores instances where the Bible has been burned or censored due to religious political or cultural conflicts. Miller delves into the motivations behind these acts ranging from opposition to Christian doctrines to efforts to suppress religious influence in favor of secular or authoritarian regimes. The author highlights key moments in history such as the burning of Bibles during the Protestant Reformation and the French Revolution where religious texts were targeted as symbols of authority and control. Miller argues that despite these attempts to eradicate the Bible the text has endured and continued to influence societies worldwide serving as a testament to its resilience and the devotion of its followers.