The Invisible Chain That Enslaves Us: the Clergy's Misuse of the King James Version of the Bible

Do you often wonder if the Bible, the one book most accepted as the word of God, is truly from that divine source? Most churches base their teachings on the King James Version and tout it as the one and only true word of God. But is it? Were there other books written or inspired by God, and if so, how are they any less relevant than the Bible? The Invisible Chain That Enslaves Us by Haywood Turrentine takes a hard look at this issue and reveals little-known facts about other translations and other writings t hat have been discovered by historians and theologians to be the word of God and inspired by God. Before King James commissioned his translation, what other versions existed and where did they originate? Turrentine?s years of study about the various writings that exist creates a new understanding of how the clergy misuses the King James? version of the Bible to suit their own beliefs and agendas. Controversial and intelligently written, Turrentine?s narration is thought-provoking and enlightening. About the author: Haywood Turrentine is a writer and retired CEO. Mr. Turrentine served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Rajasthan, India, and upon returning to the United States, obtained his Masters of Arts degree. He lives with his wife in Alabama.