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Few, if any, authors and thinkers nowadays might have the creativity, the width of understanding, the literary ability, and-indeed-the audacity to consider of the effective, luxurious option to the Bible. But that's precisely what A.C. Grayling has been doing by developing a low-spiritual Bible, drawn from the success of luxurious literature and philosophy in both Western and Eastern cultures, utilizing the same methods of editing, redaction, and variation that created the sacred books of the Judaeo-Christian and Islamic beliefs. The Great Guide purposely requires its style and demonstration in the Bible, in its elegance of language and agreement into brief sections and passages for easy reading and quotability, providing to the non-spiritual finder all of the knowledge, insight, comfort, inspiration, and viewpoint of secular humanist practices which are older, significantly richer and more numerous than Christianity.