Bible stops bullet and saves pastor's life
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Buenos Aires - A Bible stopped a bullet and saved a pastor's life in an attempted mugging in Argentina's Mendoza province, the news agency DyN reported Thursday, citing police sources. When the protestant minister was unable to produce any money - he only had a few pesos on him in addition to his Bible - one of the two muggers lost his cool and shot him from point-blank range. The pastor held up his Bible to protect himself and the hard cover stopped the bullet. The victim suffered only minor injuries. The two muggers fled the scene.
Copyright DPA
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