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Can anyone think of a good disclaimer or warning label for the Bible and other religious texts? For instance: "Not to be taken eternally" or "Keep out of reach of childish minds"

Leafhead 8 Apr 5
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“These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA - Side effects may vary”

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"Be aware, people think different about the truth of this book"

Gert Level 7 Apr 6, 2018
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May affect your mental health!
Scenes of violence!

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Poison: If accidentally Ingested, Induce Vomiting and Seek Emmediate Medical Attention

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Could be hazardous to your mental health.

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Caution: any relationship between the content of this text and reality are purely coincidental.

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Citation needed.

BenP Level 3 Apr 5, 2018
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"May contain traces of nuts."

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"Other sources of absolute truth are available."

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Warning: contains hate speech which drives many weak-minded people to commit acts of terrorism by following its instructions to the letter.

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I use this

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First of all, the bible should be removed from the Religion section (Dewey Decimal 200-299), and placed where it belongs, in Fiction. The problem here is that fictional works are arranged alphabetically by author. We know God didn't write it. So, does it go under James?
Secondly, the bible, like most cough syrups, should not be given to children under the age of 12. Religious education/indoctrination of minors is a form of child abuse.

Ludo Level 7 Apr 5, 2018
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great spooky stories for campfire

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This a work of FICTION. In no way is it to be taken literally, or as fact.

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Warning: May contain confusing and illogical subject matter.

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The contents of this package contain enough "medicine" to seriously harm a child. Keep out of reach of children.

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The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious.

JimG Level 8 Apr 5, 2018
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Why do we need to apply these to religious texts at all? In a true secular society in which church and state is separated we shouldn't be applying labels to anything. People have to make up their own minds. You are suggesting behavior that is just as bad as proselytizing.

Or if I can use my new favorite phrase, DON'T BE AN ATH-HOLE.

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