Political Thought; 3: The Bible According to Mark Twain (Hardcover)

from Oreillynsf

This book lives somewhere in between witty and highlarious. It's a perfect spot for Twain's unique take on the Bible. If you like Twain, know your Bible, and have a healthy dose of religious skepticism, you'll love it. Actually, the only real essential to truly enjoying this is a smattering of Bi...

from Devil_llama

Mark Twain turns his acerbic wit against "The Good Book", and finds some things that might surprise many people who think they know the book. It certainly looks different in his hands.

from blake.rosser

I got this book primarily for the "Letters from the Earth," so the four stars go for that. The book as a whole gets three. The rest of the book was made up of stories that had mostly been printed elsewhere. I was surprised and a little disappointed that the scope of the book was limited to Twain'...

from BrendanCarroll

An interesting alternative way of looking at the stories in the Bible. Adds a bit of humor although dark to the old traditional interpretations.

from BrendanCarroll

An interesting alternative way of looking at the stories in the Bible. Adds a bit of humor although dark to the old traditional interpretations.