King Wells Jr.

VFTB 033: King Wells, Jr. — Ancient Myths and the Bible

On: January 31, 2010

THE MYTHS of the ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, and Babylonians can help our understanding of the Bible. We discuss this idea with King Wells, Jr., author of the new book Ancient Myths and the Bible.

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