A dusty one on top of the bookshelf from my confirmation

I've got one sitting around in storage somewhere. It's a family heirloom, so it's one of the few physical books I kept around after switching over to Kindle.

I have 2 family bibles and a pentateuch & haftorahs. They all have a family history and I wouldn't think of getting rid of them.

I had a friend (died a few years ago at 94) that had quite a collection. Every edition had edits of the last and they all claim to be from "the original scrolls". The new easy to read bibles have changed the wording so much that the meaning is no longer the same. He had an Italian bible dating back several hundred years, problem is he did not know Italian. Many religions use the newer bibles to support their perversion of their religion. I would recommend obtaining a full concordance of the bible also, I have a Strong's exhaustive and it seems pretty good

I don't think I have a bible.

I have a couple. I also have a cyclopedia of mythology. Odd how the mythology book makes no mention of the Bible.

Never had one.

I don't have any, never had or will. No desire whatsoever to spend time on it. (Gee, spending time to type this on my phone seems like too much time wasted on the subject). I don't even read novels of any kind. I like to read facts not nonsense fiction. There are way more biographies to read than time I have left.

I have multiple bibles, a Quran, Book of Mormon, Torah, etc.

I have 2.
I refer to them frequently.
I probably read more scripture than many purported Christians. Paradoxically, the Bible is still the best reference work for Atheists.

I have one. It was a gift from an Aunt at high school graduation.

I'm pretty sure I have one taking up space on one of the bookshelves with other assorted stuff

I've got a couple kicking around along with a Qu'ran, some Hindu stuff, pagan bits, The Tao, etc etc it all helped me get to writing this post on here

I have several bibles. To be honest, however, I find the bible such an odd collection of poorly translated books and letters, mash-ups of varied versions of stories, and countless contradictions that is hard to follow. I know many people read the whole thing cover to cover, alone, in churches, and in bible study groups, but I'm not sure how they are able to get through it.

Lol I only see them in motels- and I leave a message on the inside “ the greatest book of fairytales “

The only reason I keep mine is because it has a lot of little souvenirs in the pages; notes from college friends (I attended a Catholic university),cards from communions,funerals long,long ago...

I have one because it was my grandfathers

No bible but we do have "Necronomicon".

My wifes... i don't mess with her stuff.