By M. M. Mangasarian 1911
An Extraordinary Book
A Word with the Reader Protestant and Catholic
A Word with the Jews
PART I.
I. The Neglected Book
What Makes a Book Inspired?
The Sects and Their Bibles
Catholic and Protestant Bibles
Catholics Make Their Own Bible
PART II.
I. The Tercentenary of the English Bible
Some Lay Defenders of the Bible Bryan's Challenge
Bryan's Defense of the Bible
II. Roosevelt on the Bible
III. "Let Them Produce It"
What Is the Best Thing That Can Be Said in Favor of the Bible?
IV. How to Test a Book
Speak According to Knowledge
PART III.
I. The First Chapter of the Bible
The First Verse of the Bible
Theologians Discover That Six Days Means Six Periods
The Great Tragedy
II. Taboo and Totem.
The Totem
III. The Bible and Magic
The Unbelievable in the Bible
IV. The Strangest Story in the Bible
PART IV.
I. God and His Book
The Deity Demands Human Flesh
II. The Portrait of God in the Bible
A Bible Saint
III. The Bible and Judaism
IV. Bible and Talmud
V. The Masterpiece of the Bible Solomon's Temple
PART V.
Contradictions in the Bible
Serious Discrepancies in the Story of Jesus
One Writer Makes Jesus Affirm What Another Made Him Deny
PART VI.
I. What Was The Bible Meant to Teach?
II. The Bible and Religion
III. Does the Bible Teach Morality?
IV. Righteousness in the Bible
V. The Ten Commandments
VI. The Commandments Broken
VII. Thou Shalt Despise Women
VIII. The Sermon on the Mount
IX. The Parables of Jesus
PART VII.
I. A Better Bible
Conclusion. The Book of God and the Book of Man