The BC Bible

A Humorous Journey Through Scripture, Culture, and the Politics of Power

Forget what you think you know about the Good Book. The BC Bible is not a sermon—it’s a riotous, irreverent, and razor-sharp deep dive into the most bizarre, brutal, and brilliantly baffling stories in the Bible. Written with wit, bite, and a historian’s curiosity, Robert Ragnar takes you on a chronological journey through scripture with a scalpel in one hand and a shot of whiskey in the other.

From talking snakes to cosmic floods, divine tantrums to circumcision revenge plots, Ragnar unpacks the ancient texts with equal parts skepticism, satire, and sincere wonder. Raised in the pews of polite Anglican suburbia but armed with a legal brain and a taste for truth, he doesn’t just question the Bible—he interrogates it like a crime scene. And the suspects? An oddball mix of prophets, priests, plagiarists, and maybe the occasional ancient alien.

If you’ve ever tried to read the Bible cover to cover—and gave up somewhere in the begats—this is your redemption arc. The BC Bible explores everything from patriarchal politics to the ghostwriters of God, offering a fresh lens on religion, power, and myth-making that’s as entertaining as it is enlightening.

No preaching. No proselytizing. Just a wildly provocative and wickedly funny re-reading of the world’s most quoted (and most misunderstood) book. Whether you’re a devout believer, a devout skeptic, or just someone who appreciates a good story told with guts, The BC Bible is your next must-read.

Think Nietzsche meets Nick Cave at a pub quiz on Genesis—and nobody leaves sober.