Thread: Ten books that changed the world - The Guardian
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Old 08-11-2015, 10:06 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by TimW View Post
"Scripture" appears to be referring to writings from the three Abrahamic religions, including Islam.

Addendum: The specific writings were the Tanakh, the Christian Greek scriptures, and the Quran.
Wouldn't that just be two books at least on a technical level? I mean the Tanakh and the Christian Bible are alike up to the point where the New Testament begins (or so I understand). Though I would have put Scripture a lot farther up the list than # 10 as well.
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