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

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Trista Duval-Wilkinson
5 years ago

Thank you for considering pulling out of this! Now more than ever, we need to work to keep Scripture about SCRIPTURE; about the Kingdom of Heaven…not as a tool to glorify any one nation or earthly kingdom.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This reeks of American nationalism and is offensive to believers around the world. Pandering to an audience that is already confusing faith and patriotism may be profitable, but the loss of your integrity and Christian witness is not worth the cost.

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David Baer
5 years ago

Thank you Zondervan for realizing a Bible of that sort, has no place in the Church.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This is idolatry and white nationalism...and it is totally contradictory to the Bible’s message. Thank you for not supporting white supremacy and oppression.

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Elisabeth Gesch
5 years ago

As someone who grew up in the Christian Reformed Church, I am extremely concerned about this planned problematic Bible edition.

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Tim Emmett
5 years ago

There is no excuse for a Christian publisher to have anything to do with this Bible. It actively, intentionally fosters the heresy of Christian nationalism.

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Bobby Daniel
5 years ago

This is just a bad idea. I say this as a local church pastor, don't publish this mess.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

this is sacrilege - antithetical to the message and mission of Jesus Christ. God is NOT a god of one nation

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Cristina Bassitt
5 years ago

Zondervan should focus on God's word, not equating the documents of this country with the sacred text of the Bible.

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Barbara Burwell
5 years ago

I honestly did not believe this article could be true. So...I followed up and checked the facts and was surprised and saddened that in fact, the post I read on Facebook was true. The central message of the Bible is that God shares “His Story” with all the world and does not elevate any culture above another...”all are precious in his sight!”

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I will no longer use Zondervan textbooks for my courses should this be published. DO the right thing.

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karen
5 years ago

Please DO NOT publish this!!!! You will lose all credibility. This is absurd and highly disrespectful of your audience and your authors.

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Wendy Cheesman
5 years ago

This is vile and antithetical to what the New Testament preaches.

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Carmen Schultz
5 years ago

Jesus is clear that his kingdom is not of this world. This publication is in strict opposition to his message. Do the right thing and stop publishing this heresy.

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Aaron Parsons
5 years ago

Idolatry to the max, yo! I don't live for Jesus so God can specifically bless America. This is an anti-Christ.

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Katie
5 years ago

Nationalism has no place in a sacred text. Please do not print this blasphemy.

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Darin Gemmer
5 years ago

White nationalism is idolatry.

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Diana Frazier
5 years ago

Please do not print this! It’s shocking and disgusting!

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Susan John
5 years ago

This is repulsive and Zondervan should be ashamed and do some serious thinking about what kind of company they wish to be.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The publication of God's word alongside these secular texts (which the founding fathers themselves declared to be imperfect, a fact forgotten worryingly frequently) is sacrilegious. And to do it "in commemoration" of 9/11, an appalling event carried out by a handful of sick individuals rather than a whole religion, and an event that exacerbated hatred of Muslims across America, is just disgusting. This is tasteless and if it goes ahead I will be sure to only purchase translations from other publishers in future, and tell everyone I know to do the same. This is not enacting the Father's Kingdom. It's endorsing nationalism and hatred. We are called to be better than this.