I read a preview page on this. One part had the following: > When the Jews arrived at the Promised Land, they were a little irked to find the place overrun wit

I read a preview page on this. One part had the following: > When the Jews arrived at the Promised Land, they were a little irked to find the place overrun with pagans. The Promised Land was populated by many different tribes, each with their own unique culture and way of life. There were the Canaanites, the Amorites, the Girgashites… for our purposes, let’s call them "Indians." > Whenever the Jews won a battle against the Indians, God ordered them to celebrate by killing all the men, women and children. He also ordered them to kill their cattle and their sheep and throw all their belongings into a bonfire, as if the Indians never existed. So it was sort of like, "You know, maybe we really discover the Olive Garden." This seems like comedy for people who don't have any knowledge about The Bible. I certainly wouldn't say that this kind of writing is any sort of way to understand Christian thinking at all