Title: Reliabity Of Old Testament
Product review: Jens Bruun Kofoed offers a "Cheshire's cat" appearing at least in part, still smiling. Historical biblicalbackgrounds are still intact. Others of the Copenhagen ilk and kin present a "Schrodingers paradoxical cat",leaving Old Testament history maybe dead, maybe alive, maybe dead and alive at the same time. Kofoed,offers a way for the scholarly skeptics to pursue equitable studies, preserving both the integrity ofscholarship and the reliability of biblical recordings of sacred roots and heritage
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