New Bible publication literally cuts out unused parts
Link: http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=52536
Well, this is truly hillarious! I wonder what people think when they get there hands on it?
Excerpt:
The publisher has reported that it has sold hundreds in just the first few weeks of availability.
However, the names listed for the officials of the foundation, "De Rijke" and "Fortuijn" give away the joke, which sometimes has produced more anger than humor among Christians.
"De Rijke" means "rich," and "Fortuijn" means "fortune," and the Bible actually is published by Time to Turn, a network of Dutch Christian students "who want to choose a sustainable and just way of life, based on their faith in Jesus Christ."
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Not to say that I know much about this group of students, but how true is this joke to the majority of the western world today, myself included?
In Christ and In Defense of the Faith,
Well, this is truly hillarious! I wonder what people think when they get there hands on it?
Excerpt:
The publisher has reported that it has sold hundreds in just the first few weeks of availability.
However, the names listed for the officials of the foundation, "De Rijke" and "Fortuijn" give away the joke, which sometimes has produced more anger than humor among Christians.
"De Rijke" means "rich," and "Fortuijn" means "fortune," and the Bible actually is published by Time to Turn, a network of Dutch Christian students "who want to choose a sustainable and just way of life, based on their faith in Jesus Christ."
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Not to say that I know much about this group of students, but how true is this joke to the majority of the western world today, myself included?
In Christ and In Defense of the Faith,
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