Bibliophobia

[…] yet even he could not stand against that sin when temporarily infected with the poison of Bibliophobia.

What a tragic illness bibliophobia is!

E-literacy derives not from bibliophobia, then, but from the miraculous and evolving advent of digital technology, the Information Age and the Electronic Word.

Homophobia? I wonder who is pushing that term forward. Those who would try to change reality. Bibliophobia is the real problem. Fear of what the bible plainly says.

Do I detect yet another example of anti-religious bigotry and/or bibliophobia. […] > I am doing an essay for college and I am wondering why people drag > religion everywhere they go. People believe everything in this world > according to some rediculous book in the bible.

Thanks, your second cite was particularly interesting. Bibliophobia can be taken too far as in the case of some posters here. The OT [Old Testament] is a useful tool to researchers since it is was written in a language which has been much studied and is thoroughly understood, has remained basically intact for at least two thousand years, and covers a very long historic period.

> No, shit for brains. They did come to the exact opposite > conclusion as I did, but only by citing the bible. Aw, poor Jstupid the Jester has bibliophobia! Of course, even the most casual reader of these groups knows that your claim is false, in almost every cse you claimed X said something that X did not say, and had in fact said the opposite, in many cases even where the "bible" wasn't even directly involved or in view.

Sadism is actually an excellent example. It could get this debate out of the Bible-related qyagmire Really Real wants to drag it into. […] But you're taking my rhetorical strategy vis-a-vis Really Real's Bibliophobia absurdly at face value in taking this line. It's what I meant about you not always recognizing tone.