Holy Literary License: The Almighty Chooses Fallible Mortals to Write, Edit, and Translate GodStory

Read # Holy Literary License: The Almighty Chooses Fallible Mortals to Write, Edit, and Translate GodStory by Robert Lopez Flynn ✓ eBook or Kindle ePUB. Holy Literary License: The Almighty Chooses Fallible Mortals to Write, Edit, and Translate GodStory Could This Book Be The Definitive Answer To Your Bible Misconceptions? according to Lorraine Price. Robert Flynn writes a masterpiece of historical, spiritual, and political insight in his autobiography. He shares his journey as he explores what his calling is to be, life as a preacher, the war in Vietnam, his family, attending seminary, and later his yearning to become a writer.He explains the Bible, how it came into existence, the misconceptions of different Christian denominations, with ple

Holy Literary License: The Almighty Chooses Fallible Mortals to Write, Edit, and Translate GodStory

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Rating : 4.62 (533 Votes)
Asin : 1609404653
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 258 Pages
Publish Date : 2017-05-31
Language : English

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"Could This Book Be The Definitive Answer To Your Bible Misconceptions?" according to Lorraine Price. Robert Flynn writes a masterpiece of historical, spiritual, and political insight in his autobiography. He shares his journey as he explores what his calling is to be, life as a preacher, the war in Vietnam, his family, attending seminary, and later his yearning to become a writer.He explains the Bible, how it came into existence, the misconceptions of different Christian denominations, with plenty of slogans and media quoted during the time of war and depress. Five Stars Thoroughly researched, both witty and wise.

About the Author Robert Lopez Flynn is a professor emeritus, Trinity University, where he was a much beloved professor of English and creative writing for nearly 40 years. . Flynn is the author of numerous books, including ten novels, including North To Yesterday (Knopf, 1967), In the House of the Lord (Knopf, 1969), The Sounds of Rescue, The Signs of Hope (Knopf, 1970, TCU, 1988), and Wanderer Springs (TCU Press, 1987)

Flynn is the author of numerous books, including ten novels, including North To Yesterday (Knopf, 1967), In the House of the Lord (Knopf, 1969), The Sounds of Rescue, The Signs of Hope (Knopf, 1970, TCU, 1988), and Wanderer Springs (TCU Press, 1987). Robert Lopez Flynn is a professor emeritus, Trinity University, where he was a much beloved professor of English and creative w

With a deep sense of the irony of his project, he sets out to explain how the Bible came to be, delving into historical misconceptions, errors in translation, political and cultural biases, as well as the editorial failings of the Bible's many authors - and yet, he arrives at a place of ultimate faith. The author grew up in a small west Texas town, attended seminary, became a war correspondent in Vietnam, and taught creative writing and literature for 40 years at Trinity University in San Antonio. This work is his masterpiece.. Flynn, the auth

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