Can we get the print version of the 10th anniversary edition of this as well, even if it's just in ebook format?

Things I wish I knew about this book before reading it: -The author holds almost no positions even remotely close to historic Christianity -She argues that inerrancy is a recent creation of white male's, solely to hold onto power, but completely ignores the writings of the early church fathers that discuss it. It's hard to take her argument seriously in that regard.

Really poor theology for justifying the positions advocated for. Not all of the authors hold to inerrancy of scripture so we might just be coming from different starting points.

I would highly recommend choosing this book instead of Color of Compromise or Be The Bridge. I’ve read all three and this is the only one of them that I think approaches the topic from a biblical worldview, instead of the popular cultural worldview of the day.