http://larosajohnson.com/bible/one-bible-to-rule-them-all.php The personal thoughts & ramblings of LaRosa Johnson Thu, 17 Jun 2010 00:44:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://larosajohnson.com/bible/one-bible-to-rule-them-all.php/comment-page-1#comment-321 Garrett Richie Mon, 27 Oct 2008 00:02:49 +0000 http://larosajohnson.com/?p=259#comment-321 i just bought the NASB thinline. ha. i bought the cheaper one too. it was like 15 bucks. my wallet yelled at me when i reached for the leather cover $30 one, haha. i know what you mean about using a non study Bible. I was sick of beating up the Johnny Mac you gave me by bringing it to school so i figured this little one would do me well. its not too bad for $15. but i like your choice. if i had anywhere near that kind of money, i'd probably make the same choice G i just bought the NASB thinline. ha. i bought the cheaper one too. it was like 15 bucks. my wallet yelled at me when i reached for the leather cover $30 one, haha. i know what you mean about using a non study Bible. I was sick of beating up the Johnny Mac you gave me by bringing it to school so i figured this little one would do me well. its not too bad for $15.
but i like your choice. if i had anywhere near that kind of money, i’d probably make the same choice
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]]> http://larosajohnson.com/bible/one-bible-to-rule-them-all.php/comment-page-1#comment-320 Antoine of MMM Wed, 22 Oct 2008 21:41:15 +0000 http://larosajohnson.com/?p=259#comment-320 Of course, we have to wait for that post where you handly point out that study content (lexicons, commentaries, etc) are not compatible between various electronic bible apps, and therefore you feel locked into something and not getting the full breadth of study from something until its available in that format ;) Of course, this could be solved if everyone just agreeded on common markup and document formats, and actually added value into a reader application through user interface, user experience, and real value adds like multiple service integration - but that's just asking companies to think way too far out of the need to keep a pocketbook ;) Of course, we have to wait for that post where you handly point out that study content (lexicons, commentaries, etc) are not compatible between various electronic bible apps, and therefore you feel locked into something and not getting the full breadth of study from something until its available in that format
Of course, this could be solved if everyone just agreeded on common markup and document formats, and actually added value into a reader application through user interface, user experience, and real value adds like multiple service integration – but that’s just asking companies to think way too far out of the need to keep a pocketbook

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