Top 10 Most Influential Books of All Time
The MOST influential book of all time. Glad to see it above the Quran and the Origin of Species book. Atheists think they are so smart, using extravagant words, but they do not even attempt to read a KJV Bible. But of course, we evolved from monkeys, right? Nope, complete lie. If so, why are there still monkeys around? Just because something looks similar to one thing does not mean it IS that thing.
The most influential book to have ever been written. People have tried to erase and discredit it, but today it still stands and will still stand even to the end of time. Try reading it. There is a whole lot to learn from it.
I cannot say much about this holiest book, Al-Quran. This book is not only for Muslims but also for every human. And one thing: this book is the only book which is not written by any man, not even a single alphabet. I respect this book more than I respect myself.
This is a book that has been certified not by humans but by God himself. Even if you are not a Muslim, read it, and you will understand what I have written above.
The only book on Earth that will make you feel stronger than you knew you could feel.
Why is this even a debate? There has never been, nor ever will be, a more influential and important idea in the history of this world. This single-handedly challenged everything the Bible and all other religious texts have taught us. The theory (excuse me: THE FACT) of evolution is the most profound scientific advancement that the world has ever seen. Never has any piece of work changed the way we know things more than natural selection that originated from this book.
This introduced most people to the idea of natural selection, evolution, and every living thing having a common ancestor.
This practically invented the idea of capitalism as we know it today.
The Newcomers
The Book of Mormon is another Testament of Jesus Christ. It is true.
It sets up a good way to explore what mathematics can be. At the same time, it was too influential, in the sense that mathematicians were afraid to be critical about it.
Should be in the top 5. Why did I have to add it?
This Harper Lee masterpiece has been very influential in bringing about awareness of racism and inequality in the United States. I believe it was also influential in bringing about the Civil Rights movement.
This is where the common depiction of Christian hell as a fiery place of torment and suffering comes from.
