Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
If God worked through people that would indicate there is communication.How do you know what "divine means" are? How do you know that God, interested in man, doesn't work through people?
Again, if you could stick to the facts, that would be great.
The New York Times is reviewing books that SELL. More Bibles are distributed free annually than all the NY Times books together! People around the world crave it.
Givin the state of Christianity with 32000 plus denominations including fringe groups as well as mainstream, over 42 existing English variations of the Bible including denomination specific versions, it's pretty safe to say communication is notably lacking. If there was Divinity actually involved, you simply wouldn't have that.
It's just people going around and saying that Divinity is there and working through them, when factually things point quite to the contrary in that regard. That's how I know. And of course I stick to the facts. The facts speaks for themselves as it's Christianity who supplies the evidence all too clearly albiet not in the way they intended.
The New York Times is pretty accurate usually with the bestseller list. Every single distributed Bible is paid for through various Christian churches and charities so I'm sure that list includes the titles that were purchased.
It's pretty clear Bible's are not craved as much as you might think. It's distributed quite a bit after costs which would jimmy up the figures of course, however I don't see anybody running to the book stores in droves asking for a Bible to read regardless so as to whether they're free for them or not. I'm pretty sure you won't find the Bible today as even the most requested "free" publication.
I figure most distributed Bibles would gather dust within the month with the vast majority of recipients who received "free" publications of the Bible. Which of course aren't actually free givin the fact somebody has to pay for it somewhere along the line.