Every religion, based on a specific or obscure faith, has somewhat of an honored text.
             Famous books offer significance to beliefs of that religion. These particular religions are very
             diversed in their philosophies, but have corresponding reference works. The Bible, the famous
             text of Christianity, consisting of sixty-six books basically explains how we should live our lives
             through the eyes of God. Additionally, this book informs of Jesus Christ's (son of God) birth, life,
             and resurrection which all are important aspects of the religion. Jainism, whose book consists of
             forth-five texts, has principles based upon one's soul and karma. Finally, Taoism, consisting of
             written doctrines defines human nature as a mixture of good and evil. Moral behaviors
             The Bible is an anthology, a collection of many different books. Divided into to two parts,
             the Old Testament, and the New Testament. The Old Testament being applied to all those
             scriptures on the basis of Paul's writings and early Christians who wrote about the "Old
             Covenant," promises God made to Israel. 1 The Old Testament contains archives,
             lyric works, oracular works, laws, or divine inspirations. The first book of the Bible, Genesis,
             written by Moses is an extremely vital book. Genesis is a Greek word meaning "beginning,"
             "origin," "source," or "generations."2 This book explains the history of creation. It clarifies how
             and when (what days of which) God created the earth, heavens, and man. It also includes the
             temptation and fall of man. Adam and Eve ( first man and woman of God's creation) after
             deceiving God was cursed, giving them knowledge to know good and evil. The Ten
             Commandments, found in the 5th chapter of Deuteronomy are crucial laws of the Old Testament.
             The Ten Commandments are statues and judgements by God that all people should live by. These
             Commandments of G...