Will people eventually write their own version of the Bible, in the manner of, say, Wikipedia?

by Valentine Logar

People have been writing their own versions of the Bible for centuries. Why should anything change with the new century? The list that follows are just a few of the English tr...read more

by June McGee

Will People Eventually Write Their Own Version of the Bible, in the Manner of, Say, Wikipedia? In a sense this sort of thing is already being done. That is, people writing th...read more

by Iiro Maki

Today there are countless translations and variations of the Bible, some of which are related to specific denominations of Christianity, and others meant to preserve the origina...read more

by Ivan Remaj

I don't see why this is a question or why is it a future tense. People have written their version of Bible. If someone thinks that Bible contains only His word then I will have ...read more

by Moe Zilla

Jesus himself walked among the common, rejecting the authorities of his day to have a soulful dialogue with the people. So this question can be answered by asking: What would ...read more

by John Welford

What is the Bible? A collection of books, divided into two "Testaments" that describe the workings of God in the World, before and after the coming of Christ. But these books ar...read more

by Das Govind

Man is definitely going to write another version of the Bible. Many people, especially Christians, believe that the bible is God's word and the end all. This is not true as holy...read more

by David Furritus

Um, am I missing something here? This has been happening for CENTURIES! People have been coming up with their own versions of the Bible for almost as long as there has been a Bi...read more

by Richard Collins

The Cell Phone Bible Project Some of our religious friends and family members are having a serious problem coping with the modern world. Those most seriously affected are act...read more

by Gerry Legister

The Bible is a unique collection of individual books, divided into two divisions, old and new Testaments, both testaments describe the coming of the messiah, and the miraculous ...read more

by Zach Mcclure

YES. And here is why: Because our language is constantly changing, whether English or Spanish or whatever language. We will always need new versions. I am glad that this deb...read more

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by B.V. J.

The question should be is the Word of God being used properly in the new versions os the Bible. I have at least three different Study Bibles while the contents are mostly the sa...read more

by Joe Speranzella

In today's internet suave world the concept that a wikipedic Bible is not very far-fetched. We already have a plethora of opinion prevalent on the web: just Google Jesus. Not th...read more

by Joseph Whalen

Given the fact that the Bible as we know it today, that is the King James version, is already a rewritten version of what was just a selective collection of books, I don't think...read more

by Nicholas A. Levack

The bible has been written in different formats over the century. It has been interpreted in a way easier for children to understand, in the form of a Children's Bible, which my...read more

by Ben Mitchell

There are a number of people who have created new books they claim to be divinely inspired. In the future, there will be many more of these kinds of books, and they will inunda...read more

by Tristan Moorhen

FACT, FICTION and FAITH The undisputed fact is that versions of the Bible have existed almost as long as the "original." FICTION The proof of this is the plethora of relig...read more

by Stephanie Jetton

I believe for a fact that people will rewrite the Bible. It is a little strange to say that, but I feel it is the truth. We have written a number of religious books. Peopl...read more

by Rose Wise

This question will only allow misconceptions of the word of God. Our priorities of this life and, our relationship we have with God should only allow his words to be heard th...read more