Hey, I'm Ben Greenfield. Welcome to Fit Soul Chapter 11. Every week I am releasing to you a brand new

chapter from my book, Fit Soul. I wish you can also read for free at fitsolebook.com. That's a fitsolebook.com,

both a digital and a physical version, are available to you. We are in Chapter 11. Chapter 11.

How to Read the Most Important Book in the World. The Bible is the most important book in my

own personal library, bar none. As a matter of fact, I'd say the Bible is the most important book of

all time. Just think about it. It's an eyewitness account of historical events so significant they

literally shape the entire Western world and a great deal of the Eastern world. A large percentage

of people who have ever lived on this planet consider it to not only be a record of several of the

most important events ever recorded, but a source of absolute truth and morality upon which families,

communities, cities, and even countries can be built. The events recorded in the Bible have generated

more great works of art than any other book in the history of the world. Because of the Bible,

countless hospitals have been built, millions upon millions of humans, nourished and clothed,

orphanages founded, slavery's ended, and communities healed. As Daniel P. Bhuta Fuku points out

in his book, five reasons why the Bible is the most important book you'll ever read. The Bible is

one of the most published books in the history of the world, having been printed in nearly every

known language and also being named the world's greatest bestseller year after year. Indeed,

it was the first book ever used on the printing press, and Johannes Gutenberg, who printed the very

first Bible, was even voted as the most important man to have ever lived within the past 1,000 years.

Despite being banned or illegal in 52 countries, the Bible is still widely demanded even in those

regions of the world where is the crime to distribute or possess it. For centuries, people have died

tortuous deaths and lost their freedom for printing, or even attempting to gain access to

the wisdom contained within the Bible. It's also the most copied book of antiquity, although the

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