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Broken Faith: Exodus is the unapologetically secular second installment of The Faith Series-a five-part examination of the Bible's foundational texts through evidence, history, and moral scrutiny. Picking up where Blind Faith: Genesis left off, it follows the Book of Exodus chapter by chapter, uncovering the political motives, narrative contradictions, and theological dilemmas woven into Israel's origin story. Equal parts analysis and irreverent commentary, Broken Faith approaches Exodus without doctrinal filters or devotional framing. From Moses' improbable rise to the devastation of the plagues and the birth of Israelite law, it probes claims of divine justice and the moral logic often taken for granted in traditional readings. Laced with wit, historical context, and philosophical reflection, Broken Faith is not an attack on belief-it is a challenge to biblical literalism and an invitation to read one of history's most influential narratives with clarity rather than credulity. Written for skeptics, seekers, and thoughtful believers alike, it encourages readers to confront Exodus as it is: gripping, troubling, inconsistent, and profoundly human. It's an invitation not to accept the story of Moses on faith, but to examine it with reason-to question, to analyze, and to reconsider what many assume stands beyond critique. ""The more clearly Exodus is explained, the stranger it becomes. Sherman breaks it down in a way that finally makes sense-and makes you question why it ever did."" - Advance Reader

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