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Why would the name be used if the weekly theme is from fiction?

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Why would the name be used if the weekly theme is from fiction?

It would seem to me obvious that Mr Garg considers the Bible to be a work of fiction. One may not agree with that conclusion, but the sentence is understandable. Just as I find it obvious from your (rhetorical) question that your view about the book is the opposite of Mr Garg's. HTH.


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Thank you for posting and pointing this out. I fully agree and it is a shame that the most popular NON-fiction work would be referred to as fiction. Quite ignorant in my opinion. I'm afraid I've lost a bit of confidence in our Wordsmith. Shame.

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We try not to get into political or religious discussions here.


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