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Religion See other Religion Articles Title: Shocking new book by WND executive news editor blows lid off 'holy baloney' Is it possible that virtually everything you think you know about the Bible is simply not biblical? For instance, are you aware "Three Wise Men" appear nowhere in the story of Jesus' birth, and none are ever mentioned visiting baby Jesus in a Bethlehem manger? It's true, despite what you've seen on countless Christmas cards and in recent movies such as "The Nativity Story." And did you know Jesus did not come to make everyone understand His message? Forget the "holy baloney" you've wrongly heard all your life. It's time to put away the fables and get back to the facts. It doesn't matter if you love the Bible, go to church or believe in God. Get ready for the biggest surprises of your life. It's time to get "Shocked by the Bible: The Most Astonishing Facts You've Never Been Told." WND executive news editor Joe Kovacs has focused his journalism skills on the greatest book of all time – the Holy Bible – and has unearthed hundreds of stunning pieces of information. This well-researched work, published in hardcover by Thomas Nelson, shatters scores of misconceptions while answering relevant questions regardless of anyone's faith or personal outlook. "It's not about religion," says Kovacs. "It's about the Bible. What's in it, and what's not. You'll truly be stunned when you see for yourself what Scripture has to say, without anyone telling you it doesn't mean what it says. You may even find that what you thought was in the Bible is the exact opposite of what it really states." "Shocked by the Bible" is jam-packed with fantastic facts few have ever dared to publish for general audiences. Kovacs holds nothing back as he purposefully avoids the psychobabble of boring theologians and instead quotes directly from the Bible itself, addressing incredible issues many people are simply unaware of. Did you know ... The Bible does not say Jesus died on a Friday, or rose from the grave Sunday morning There were not just two of every kind of animal aboard Noah's Ark The word "Easter" has vanished from today's Bibles The practice of decorating a tree with silver and gold is actually condemned by God God wanted to kill Moses Noah, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were not Jews The Bible talks about "gay" sex with angels. Yes, you read that right. These comprise just a small fraction of the issues Kovacs explores in "Shocked by the Bible." It will even make you burst out in laughter as it probes subjects you'll rarely, if ever, hear in church or on TV and radio shows. There's a character in the Bible called a "dumb ass" Underwear didn't disintegrate despite 40 years of heavy use The worst case of hemorrhoids in history is recorded "For hundreds of years, people have been brainwashed by myths and misconceptions," says Kovacs. "I want to shine the light of truth on Scripture, and show you with your own eyes the amazing facts you've never seen or heard before." (Story continues below) Already, "Shocked by the Bible" is receiving rave reviews: "If you think you really know the Bible, better think again. Joe Kovacs takes a close look at the greatest story ever told and separates myth from reality. My favorite parts of the book deal with Christmas and Easter. Check out 'Shocked by the Bible.' You may well be shocked." – Bill O'Reilly, anchor, Fox News Channel "Your parents never told you THIS STUFF was in the Bible." – Melanie Morgan, radio talk-show host, co-author "American Mourning" "'Shocked by the Bible' is nothing short of genius. From start to finish, Joe Kovacs turns the subject of Scripture into a fun-filled, information treasure that's virtually impossible to put down. The truth of what's really in the Bible will simply stun the world. With the exception of the Holy Bible itself, there's never been another book like this." – Joseph Farah, editor of WorldNetDaily While this eye-opening blockbuster explodes on the scene everywhere Sept. 30, WND has copies personally autographed by the author ready to ship this week. Kovacs has written countless reports in his 25-year news career. Many have focused on biblical issues such as chariot wheels said to be found in the Red Sea, searches for Noah's Ark and the Ark of the Covenant, and controversies over Christmas and Easter holidays as well as the Saturday-vs.-Sunday Sabbath. Kovacs has received many awards for news excellence from the Associated Press and United Press International. He's run television, radio and print newsrooms in the U.S., as well as Budapest, Hungary. Kovacs is also regarded as one of the premier creative headline writers in the news business today. Find out what you've been missing. Get "Shocked by the Bible: The Most Astonishing Facts You've Never Been Told" personally autographed by the author. It also makes a brilliant gift that will be remembered for a lifetime. Media wishing to interview Joe Kovacs, please contact Dera, Roslan & Campion Public Relations by e-mail, or call 212-966-4600 or 973-394-0312.
Poster Comment: He says "it ain't about religion it's about the Bible" ... I agree.
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I will freely admit that I have not read Joe Kovacs' book. Nevertheless, from what comments I have seen here attributed to his book, I see nothing that contradicts my own findings in the Bible, with the possible exception of homosexual sex with angels. Be that as it may, I see myself as a fundamentalist Christian and I do not agree that it is about the Bible. Quite the contrary, really. It is about how man has fabricated myths and misconceptions based upon the false teachings of the Roman Catholic Church (RCH). It's also about the RCH forbidding any common Christian from reading or owning a Bible for more than 1,000 years -- under penalty of death. That may explain why such error was not caught in the first place; the RCH had a monopoly on it. While it is true that Martin Luther's Protestant movement should have corrected those false teachings, the RCH was the dominate religious voice in Europe well into the 17th Century. Along with that dominance went influence with Europe's governments, which means the RCH had the power of the state to enforce it's opinion. I do not see Kovacs'' book as a threat to Christianity. Rather, I see it as an opportunity for Christians to come to grips with the reality of the Bible, as opposed to the pablum that has been shoved down their collective throats by organized religion. If anything, Kovacs'' book will, hopefully, bring the body of Christ to a better understanding of His teachings. Amen? RO
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