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Let's Thank Zondervan for Stopping the "God Bless the USA Bible"

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I sickening display of civic religion and nationalism

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Serena
5 years ago

Should not be on the Bible.

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Katie Parsons
5 years ago

This is idolatry.

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LoisL
5 years ago

Total heresy

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Jack Brooks
5 years ago

No document made by man, even of the highest quality, should be married to the holy Scripture. And certainly not if they link God's Word to a particular nation.

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Laura Ingram Lemley
5 years ago

As an ordained Baptist minister, my allegiance to God is above all others and my belief in the Constitutional separation of church and state leads me to protest this marriage of holy scripture and patriotic pride. Please don't feed this Christian Nationalism beast. Stay true to allegiance to Christ alone.

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Amanda Green
5 years ago

The Bible and US Constitution need to remain separate. This Bible violates separation of church and state, which is in that historical document. Likewise, this Bible also includes other documents learned about history classes.

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David Holdsworth
5 years ago

Let's not confuse the canon of scripture with nationalism. Bonhoeffer warned long ago against the uneasy allegiance of flags and state.

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Tricia Muth
5 years ago

Our country was founded by individuals who strongly believed in the separation of church and state. Putting the United States Constitution inside the covers of the Bible is not only ironic but irreverent. They are not equal documents. Please see the wisdom of doing the right thing over making a buck from Evangelical Nationalists!

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KarenSue Sellers
5 years ago

The publishing of this particular Bible is wrong in so many ways. I disagree with it, and I believe Jesus Christ would, too.

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Christy Shea
5 years ago

This is nauseating. The Bible and Christianity are about the Kingdom of God, a global/universal movement. This Bible encourages a narrow, nationalistic, even xenophobic faith.

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Brad Jones
5 years ago

Dear Zondervan, the Church in the USA does not need more nationalism, it needs less. Please stop this idolatry.

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Sam Draper
5 years ago

You should know better.

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Gina Ornelas
5 years ago

I do not support Christian nationalism. Please stop print. This is idolatry.

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John Mulholland
5 years ago

Zondervan/ Harper Collins, what could you possibly have been thinking???

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The churches who choose to dive head first into declaring one political side good over the other makes both worse.

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Brittany Linder
5 years ago

This "God Bless America" edition of the Bible is perhaps well-intentioned, but poorly executed. The Bible is God-breathed in its entirety, inerrant and complete. These national, government documents and song lyrics are not God-breathed, nor do they helpfully contribute to the message of the Bible. Furthermore, considering the present tense climate of the American church and the rise of Christian nationalism and fundamentalism, this edition of the Bible appears to promote Christian nationalism, which is both divisive and a poor business tactic [as a publisher who wants to reach as many people as possible within the market]. Please consider stopping production and halting this project altogether. Thank you.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This is pure idolatry

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Jennifer Buell
5 years ago

Early Christians would be aghast at this allegiance to Rome.

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Phil Wyman
5 years ago

This Bible feeds some of the worst biases in contemporary White Evangelical culture. Please stop.