The Christian Bible is the biggest selling book of all time, and one of the most influential. However, it has a lot of scientifically questionable and morally reprehensible content. It is urgent that an epochal edit of the Bible be initiated to reflect the long flow of scientific discoveries since it was first assembled as a book. Not the least of which is the book of Genesis and others. The decline of Biblical Christianity is evident in America, Canada, Europe and many places around the world. The religion had its renaissance in the 15th century and is in dire need of a new one, to reflect the known truths before it gets relegated to ancient cult status.

Realizing this decline, many churches, including the first Jesuit, Buenos Aires-born Pope Francis, have embarked on accepting things the church knew were against Biblical Christianity to help turn the numbers around. One example is the Pope's Q&A session on April 19 2018, with a young boy distraught about his father, who was atheist, and had recently died. The boy asked Pope Francis if his father had gone to heaven, to which the Pope replied "yes", citing that he was a 'good' man. The doctrine he is supposed to uphold is that a man must at least believe in Jesus to go to heaven, and that by merely being 'good' dissolves the need for Christ's sacrifice.

The church is willing to go against the word of God rather than facing the daunting task of re-writing the Bible. After all, altering the Bible is blasphemous. If we can not change any part of the Bible because of its supposed infallibility, how can the church now modify its doctrine with a straight face? Is this not the same as the ancient Pharisees who enforced the 'laws of men' with the authority of 'Oral Traditions', intensely derided by Jesus himself? Any Roman Catholic can expect to be excommunicated in complete theocratic disgrace for not only urging the writing and production of a new Bible, but also for the proposed content exclusion and inclusion recommendations made in this book. It is a risk Guy Michaud, the author of this volume is willing to take for the sake of truth and to help save Christianity from itself.

The pages in this volume are not likely to convince the Vatican, but in reality it is not aimed at them. It is aimed at the Christian who suffers daily with the knowledge that many things are wrong within the treasured holy book, but knows the risks of expressing this angst includes expulsion from the congregation. As it stands in stoic defiance of critical scientific discoveries in various fields of study such as astrophysics, cosmology and quantum physics, it leaves the encumbered believer with only two choices: believe and ignore the science, or give up Christianity altogether and join the growing atheistic community.

The radical outline proposed in this book for a new Bible follows a truth and justice path many will find offensive and difficult to accept. This book is a ecumenistic eye-opener meant to align the Christian heart with the whole truth, without excuses.

This Holy Ground (also revealed in this book) is a part of two triangles he discovered one of which is formed with the Temple Mount in Jerusalem and with Avaris/Goshen in Egypt. The implications are far-reaching as to validate the historicity of Abraham (or his character); provides new corrected values for ancient measurements used circa 2,000 BC; a better understanding of who the Hebrews were; who the Hyksos were and much more.

Using this discovery, the author has been able to create a new hypothesis regarding the Exodus which is presented in this book for the first time. He is not saying it did not happen. He is saying it happened differently.

With the understanding that both good and evil exist, there exists the protagonist and the antagonist, God versus Satan. Any loss suffered by God is a victory for Satan, and vice versa. The tent we currently live in is full of lies, meant to obscure or negate God; it is Satan's Circus. The journey out of it is mapped in this book. Fasten your cognitive and spiritual seat belts; it is a jolting ride.