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One clear thing is that the Bible remains the most popular and influential book of all. It is loved by billions of people worldwide despite the hurt it inflicts on our hearts whenever it infringes on the things we love to do most. Because of its sweetness and bitterness or its sour and sticky tastes, I think it only contains the truth about life since our lives are always based on good and destructive behaviors. That's why I don't agree with some people who think going to Church is a bad idea, and that's why reading this book is bad. Getting a copy of this book to read slowly is going to be the best thing you can ever do for yourself in the search to rediscover who you actually are. What specific thing makes you the way you are is essentially crucial at this stage, and I urge you to make this book your friend, but not otherwise. This book's primary focus is on how the world has become divided into different cultural and governing groups. Under these divisions, the world has various methods and materials for solving the same problem, yet the people suffer the same fate imposed from above. The search for the reasons behind women's rights remains the second focus of this book before it ushers in its versions of the answers we need. From the beginning of the world system, right after the biblical Noah came down from the boat with his family, men alone set the rules for how people should live. They ruled the world with women as objects of possession who had no right to say no or make any suggestion. But somehow, somewhere along the line, women emerged as a power, and now they are more vigorous in their fight for equal rights and opportunity.
