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  1. Bradley Curnow says:

    I also love the way many critics treat it as a single book, instead of the greatest compendium of all time – internally consistent and historically accurate accross thousands of years and mules.

  2. Andy John says:

    Isnt it restricted in those countries because they have a competing national religion? Like Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Afghanistan etc. So in other words it goes against the government mandated doctrine.

  3. Ronald Uriel says:

    Do you have evidence supporting this?

  4. Arnel Alonzabe says:

    If u think or declare it as fables.. Mythology or ordinary writings.. Then allow it as of others…
    But if you don’t then…. You better embraced its life truth and eternal purpose..

  5. Jay Ihrke says:

    Know one believers in those books : maybe those who think the bible is a fairytale should rethink their position – maybe ?

  6. Datan Yendor says:

    They are burning even the people and the church in China

  7. Matthew Dale Sowers says:

    China is arresting people for going to church on zoom. Not to mention the crap they’re dont with the Uighur people. They’re Muslim but id just thought I would throw that out there because the Chinese government isnt just going after Christians. But anyway back to the topic church are being burnt down. Home churches are being broken up. Pastors and their congregations are arrested. And then ISIS. Anyone not Muslim is killed or expelled. Communist Russia? They go to the gulag or is killed or jailed. Ronald Uriel read the voice of the martyrs.

  8. Ian Self says:

    It’s because it makes people free

  9. Joseph Richard Jean Terris says:

    People are so full of themselves they want to write their own story!

  10. Gene Williams Jr. says:

    I assume the ban is referring to Islamic countries. Well the Hindu Vetas and the Buddhist Pali Canon probably are as well. Why do I say this? Acceptance or denial is not an apologetic truth value I will use.

  11. Matt Willis says:

    Because those countries know half of it is horrible and condones slavery, genocide, genital mutilation, etc…

  12. Leon Adkins says:

    The Bible is a dangerous book! Dictators have always hated and feared it because it communicates the Truth.

  13. Carol Strong says:

    cause it is alive and active and changes lives to the Glory of God

  14. Lorena Crews says:

    Thank You!!!

  15. David Payne says:

    Because those countries aren’t America.

  16. JuanitoandKeri Martin Lim says:

    66 books by 40 authors with 1 message.

  17. Stan Wosnicki says:

    Because just beginning to learn how the Bible is properly understood provides sufficient information to prove Islam and the wisdom of men is false.

  18. Mark Lincoln says:

    Yes that’s a start

  19. Jerry Spencer says:

    Some countries banned Harry Potter too.

  20. Mezza Api-Maka says:

    I love the bible it is God’s Word ❤

  21. Joel Postma says:

    The Word of God never returns void. The Oppressors know this, even tho they do not like to give it legitimacy.

  22. Ann Katrin says:

    True. There’s something about the Bible that makes people uncomfortable. Definitely it’s not fairy tale

  23. Edward Andrews says:

    Marco Antonio Moreno Gutierrez If I were the atheist, which I am not, I would argue that the difference is this, “Yes, both are fairy tails but the Christians try to convince the public that the Bible is real history, proselytizing. You do not see Classical Greek scholars and professors going around preaching that the Odyssey or Aesop’s Fables are actually real histories.” So, I would, as an atheist, argue that you are talking apples and oranges. Therefore, the argument would be that these 52 countries that you mention just don’t want to waste the time of its citizenry with proselytizing fables.

    One way to see just how sound your point is, is to see if you can undermine it as the opposition.

    https://christianpublishinghouse.co/category/evangelism/

  24. Andrew Beltz says:

    Weird that the most incendiary claim of the Bible—that Jesus is God—is denied by Bible skeptics, yet if it’s not true then what’s the danger in circulating a book of “legend” or “fairy tales?”