The busy man's Bible and how to study and teach it
By: by George W. Cable.
Publisher: Flood & Vincent
Published: 1891
Place of publication: Meadville, Penn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 81
Other titles: Busy Man's Bible
First sentence: The very essence of Christ's teaching is that religion is not a mere province of life, but the whole empire of life both in the individual and throughout human society.
Description: One of the great southern American authors challenged the world, and expecially the Christian community, to learn to study the Bible independently, as a businessman would study a proposal for business, or an employee would study their employers instructions for a job.
Notes: This book is a MUST READ!  It is so sad that we (western culture)  have lost the desire and ability to think for ourselves, because we lost our hunger for Truth. 
George Cable simply  says, "To call a thing right without feeling it right, is wrong. "   The following quote displays his sense of humor and explains why he was such good friends with, and toured, with Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain): "Don't be afraid of your own originality; there's no strong chance that you have enough of it to be afraid of."