If you're troubled by the contradictions and unexplored implications of biblical stories, "False Prophets: Analyzing the Psychological Effects of Biblical Narratives" is the book you've been waiting for. This groundbreaking work dives deep into the psychological impact of the Bible's most influential stories, revealing how they shape beliefs, influence behaviors, and alter worldviews. By examining these ancient narratives through a modern psychological lens, this book uncovers the subtle ways in which these stories continue to affect our minds and societies.

Written by Edward Dooley, a seasoned scholar with decades of experience in theology and psychology, this book offers a unique and insightful perspective. Dooley has spent his career unraveling the complex interplay between religious narratives and human psychology. His expertise and clear, accessible writing make this book a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the profound effects of sacred stories on the human psyche.