Phyllis Cole-Dai (Editor) and 1 more

Imagine scripture created for today.

Scripture without a religion.

Scripture intended not to replace other holy books but to offer alongside them its own poignant witness.

Scripture written not by prophet or saint, mystic or messiah, guru or god, but by the world.

Scripture nearly 3,000 verses long, woven seamlessly from quotations from around the globe.

Scripture whose creator is unknown and whose origins are a mystery.

Scripture that first appeared on the Internet, only to be suppressed.

Scripture meant not only to be read but also to be tested, and transcended.