Bible-Burning

Author: John C. Miller

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"Bible-Burning" by John C. Miller "Bible-Burning" by John C. Miller is a thought-provoking exploration of the historical and cultural instances of the destruction of Bibles and other religious texts. Miller examines the motivations behind such acts, ranging from political and ideological opposition to religious intolerance and censorship. The book delves into various periods and regions where Bible-burning has occurred, providing a detailed analysis of the social, political, and religious contexts that fueled these events. Through this examination, Miller highlights the broader implications of such actions on religious freedom, cultural heritage, and the struggle for ideological control. The work serves as a compelling study of the conflict between belief systems and the power of the written word.