Step beyond familiar paths of faith and explore the Bible with fresh eyes. In Questions and Misconceptions about the Bible, Joseph Chehab addresses thirteen widely held beliefs, from the creation account to hidden gospels and divine judgment. Drawing on decades of theological study and a Cartesian mindset shaped by his scientific background, Chehab examines each question with clarity, logic, and historical insight. Rather than seeking to shock, he invites readers to reflect, reconsider, and engage Scripture differently. Each chapter begins with a common assumption, which he analyzes, refutes, or reframes, offering new perspectives grounded in careful textual study. Believers may be surprised, skeptics intrigued, and seekers challenged-but all will be intellectually stimulated. This book is not about dismantling faith but about strengthening it through diversity of thought and rigorous inquiry. Chehab's unique voice bridges science and theology, reason and revelation, making this work a compelling resource for anyone eager to wrestle with the Bible's enduring questions.
