"With her first novel, FREE FOOD FOR MILLIONAIRES, Min Jin Lee has won the praise of literary critics...the book is a true page-turner, with a Korean-American protagonist and a compelling plot involving the universal clash of cultures, adultery and class distinction."
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Essays | June 18, 2007
Biblical Illiteracy or Reading the Bestseller
Biblical Illiteracy or Reading the Bestseller. Writers Often Agree That the Bible Is a Good Book. OPINION By MIN JIN LEE
Published at (link): ABC News
Excerpt:
There has been a great deal of froth lately about how "God Is Not Great" and how religions have made a rot of peace. The argument is fizzy yet hardly new: The world is a mess, and it has become so through those who believe in God. Well, fine.
- © 2012 Min Jin Lee
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