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The Bible was studied extensively by the greatest modern thinkers, including [[Isaac Newton]], [[Louis Pasteur]], [[Bernhard Riemann]], [[Thomas Jefferson]], [[Alexander Hamilton]], [[Georg Cantor]], [[John von Neumann]], and [[Kurt Godel]].
The Bible was studied extensively by the greatest modern thinkers, including [[Isaac Newton]], [[Louis Pasteur]], [[Bernhard Riemann]], [[Thomas Jefferson]], [[Alexander Hamilton]], [[Georg Cantor]], [[John von Neumann]], and [[Kurt Godel]].
== Influence of the Bible ==
The Bible's influence on [[Western Civilization]] and world culture is profound. It has shaped not only religious practices but also key areas of culture such as literature, art, music, and even political discourse.
Articles:
*[https://hc.edu/museums/dunham-bible-museum/influence-in-history-and-culture/ Influence of the Bible on History and Culture], Houston Christian University
*[https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/dec/11/the-bibles-influence-the-bible-as-cultural-influen/ The Bible’s Influence: The Bible as Cultural Influence], ''Washington Times''
== Uniqueness of the Bible ==
== Uniqueness of the Bible ==