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he American Bible Society funds an annual State of the Bible survey, and this spring the Christian Post cheered some of their findings: The Bible continues to dominate both mind space and book retail space as America's undisputed best-seller. According to the study, conducted by Barna, over 88 percent of American homes contain a Bible. In fact, the average is 4.7 copies per household.
Now, I should note that a young non-religious friend once came home from school with a bright green Gideons New Testament that she later touted as a reserve of fine rolling papers, which may explain why the household average isnt a solid 5.
But most Americans treat the Bible with some degree of deference.
Among adults who responded to the survey, 56% were classified as pro-Bible meaning they think it is the actual or inspired word of God with no errors. More than a quarter said that they read from the Good Book daily or at least several times a week. Fully half said the Bible contains everything a person needs to know to lead a meaningful life.
jmowreader
(53,206 posts)1. Don't kill anyone.
2. Don't take things you're not supposed to.
3. Don't lie.
4. Don't have sex with anyone who doesn't want to have it with you.
PCIntern
(28,387 posts)of the Ten Commandments - the version depends upon which religion one is examining.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ten_Commandments
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
(14,733 posts)Ruby the Liberal
(26,665 posts)It is one of the 613 fence laws.
eShirl
(20,268 posts)that he brought a new covenant, or something-or-other
basically rendering the old testament null and void for his followers
then you have all these TV preachers harping on all the old testament fire & brimstone wrath of God stuff
it's all confused anyway...
hobbit709
(41,694 posts)A meaningful life devoid of science and mathematics.
Tetris_Iguana
(501 posts)The derp is strong in this study.
Agschmid
(28,749 posts)Please review the SOP and repost in the appropriate forum/group.
Thank you.