I own a Christian bible.

Mine is the New Oxford Annotated Bible. Parts of it were required reading for a course I took at college.

See It is not in good taste to give a gift that pushes a personal agenda.

When responding to the question as to what I wanted for Xmas, I flippantly said "peace of mind". The Bible is what I received as a result. I have been wondering what to do with it ever since. I've read it already & I'm not the type to keep books around unless I'm certain I'll read it again. It wasn't *that* engaging.

I keep one as a reference book to look up Christian references, but the last time I used it was years ago to look up the reference behind this Highlander episode http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0601399/.

Also have Buddhism, Wicca, Tao and other religion / philosophy books for the same purpose.

Most of the time I just use Google, but I really like books :-)

It's an artifact left over from my wife's former life.

Luke:

I think you have confused your references.

Note on In and Out Burgers Cups

I hope and pray you were not being an intentional

liar

Perhaps, you were confused by the

Urban Legend

Nope. I have a Jewish Bible, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the Principia Discordia, though.

&russian&: У меня есть Библия.

I have multiple versions.

I use N.A.S;

I have tried to read it several times, but I always get stuck in Genesis. All those fellows begetting each other. I'm sure it's a great story, but I need to skip a few verses, I think.