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All right, how many of you guys remember this Bible, right? This is the Bible that I got, like I guess when

I graduated a certain level of grade and it's an NIV, it's like a children's Bible, right? You see like the nice happy pictures and stuff and like here's another picture, like you can see,

I remember this like it was yesterday, I had this Bible. And yeah, so here it is. I bet you a lot of you guys had this

Bible. Well, anyway, if you remember this Bible, it has a page here,

I'm gonna blurt out the name here, but it shows like whose

Bible it is, right? Like it's presented to this kid at this time and this is who gave it to him.

And it's like supposed to be like almost like an heirloom and like a lot of people still have this Bible and it's like their first Bible and you're supposed to remember it and cherish it.

And that's understandable because it's like your first Bible and Bible's the word of God and all of that. And I remember I got this

Bible, like I think I got this one, this is a New Living translation. I might've gotten this one like when

I graduated high school or something or maybe like middle school, I don't remember. But I remember very specifically, it doesn't have a page like that, cause we grew out of it.

And so I remember I put my, there's my name right there. I put my name up atop, so that everyone would know it was mine.

It's like an heirloom and I still have it. Don't read it too much, but I still have it. And then, this is a,

I guess you could say an adult Bible. This is the Reformation Study Bible put out by R .C. Sproul. I got this for free actually.

I would never have bought this. But again, here is the page. This one actually has it presented to, by and on.

And this is more of an adult Bible. So it's like, okay, I get it. I thought I kind of grew out of that by now.

As you can see, I did not put my name in there because I'm an adult, but I could understand giving this to like, this kind of a

Bible to like a middle school or a high school, or you put your name in it cause it's like an heirloom, you're supposed to keep it. It's a Bible for goodness sake.

And also that's why they make, a lot of Bibles have this gold pages and stuff. You know, Qurans have that too, but it's like a special thing.

It's a scripture, it's a Bible. So, you know, I can understand that for adult books or for children's books, you know, the scriptures, because, you know, it's a special thing.

And hopefully you could pass it down from generation to generation. A Bible is a special thing.

The reason I'm saying this is because I noticed something about this gospel in color, racial reconciliation book.

And it's really stupid. If you look on the first page, it has the same kind of thing, presented to, from, and the date.

I don't know why I think this is so funny. When I first saw that, like the first thought I had in my mind is like, that's like borderline blasphemous.

I know it's not really blasphemous. I know that the scriptures, they don't need to have that. I know that this is not a

Bible thing. I get that. But do you really think someone's gonna hold onto this as an heirloom to pass down from generation to generation?

That's what you think about this book, this intersectionality book? I haven't even finished the first two chapters.

This book is horrible. It's not horrible. It's okay, but it teaches a lot of shady things. And in fact, the very first page is starting to train people about microaggression, just in case you wanna teach your kids how to take offense at everything.

Look, this is not gonna be passed down from generation to generation. I can guarantee you, at least this one won't.

This one will probably hit the garbage can more than anything. But this is ridiculous. Can you believe the audacity?

It's not a big deal, but I just found that so stupid. It has the same thing that a Bible would. So you could pass this down from generation to generation, this book about intersectionality.

And then, lo and behold, the parents one has it too. Ha ha ha.