A 'Bible' for non-believers

Tue, 05 Apr 2011 7:29a.m.

Rate:

8 ratings

After centuries of being the best-selling work of all time, the Bible has a competitor - but this new book doesn't feature god or religion.

Read the full story »

Become a fan of 3 News on Facebook and on Twitter.

Post a Comment

Before commenting, please take the time to read our moderation guide

Name

(Won't be published)

Your comment

Comments

19 Aug 2011 01:05a.m.

Galal Hassaballa wrote:

i do realy need the book to send in my e-mail ican be able to print out.

17 May 2011 01:42a.m.

Samantha wrote:

Look at you all, it's bad, it's good, it's pointless you all go on about your opinions shouldn't you try having an open mind before making up your minds, You can't judge a book by it's cover and you shouldn't dismiss something you haven't spent time to know anything about. Some of you may not like this book and that's fine some of you will like it,It may point out moral issues and help those who just can't find it in themselves to believe in a "god" but do believe in being good people. I don't think that's a bad thing and seeing some peoples responses I think to myself it's closed minded and intolerant people like this that get in the way of peace and equality. I'm atheist yet I have many friends from a variety of religions and that doesn't bother them nor do their religions bother me, to them I am me and vice versa we don't see religions race, sex, sexuality we see the person for who they are not what, if only some religions and people out there could grasp this maybe the world would be a better place.

12 Apr 2011 03:23a.m.

Elise wrote:

This boook is a great idea. It's a way for all mankind to meet and agree without war over religion, believe it or not, even the non-religous live up to moral standards. You say that if we could have done it, that we would have by now..Not so sure. We are always changing and atleast for those of us who are willing to open our minds, we are learning. We have come to realize that we can treat eachother as equals without regard of skin color or sex, so why should our religous views seperate us at this point?