Finding a Very Sturdy Bible
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Finding a Very Sturdy Bible
I know of someone who is looking for a Bible for her developmentally disabled son. She needs a Bible that can take a beating and not fall apart. Anyone know of where to find a Bible like that?
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Doubleshadow - Posts: 2102
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A hardcover would definitely be the way to go- Bibles.com might have a few that would be along the lines of what you're looking for. I know they have several they mark as kids/youth/teens, (they have more modern translations) some of which are hardcover, and one version that has a denim cover.
Another idea occured to me: You could also contact the local headquarters for their denomination. There usually are resources for develomentally disables people- they might have ideas and suggestions about what kinds of Bibles would be good.
Another idea occured to me: You could also contact the local headquarters for their denomination. There usually are resources for develomentally disables people- they might have ideas and suggestions about what kinds of Bibles would be good.
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Atria35 - Posts: 6295
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Leather bibles are pretty strong, but if they are trying to rip it, then hard cover would be the best. Zondervain (spelling is likely wrong) is a pretty big bible company. You could check them out. Also local Christian suppliers would likely have a large selection and good opinions if you want to give them a go.
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Furen - Posts: 2695
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They used to have wooden covers. o.0 Of course, I think the issue would be the tissue pages. I think Atria had a good idea with the contacting bit.
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Rusty Claymore - Posts: 1258
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I'd see if there're any bibles that use Yupo type paper in them. The paper is a form of plastic and is rather hardy, water resistant and won't tear unless it's cut first.
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ShiroiHikari - Posts: 7564
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That's a great idea. You could even get a cheap little throwaway MP3 player to play it on.
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shooraijin (post: 1443939) wrote:That's a great idea. You could even get a cheap little throwaway MP3 player to play it on.
Why would you throw away an MP3 player?
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Furen - Posts: 2695
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Furen (post: 1444020) wrote:Why would you throw away an MP3 player?
He means a cheap MP3 player that no one will care too much about if it gets destroyed.
And I would like to second what Shoorajin said, without knowing much more about the individual, that seems like the best solution.
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Peanut - Posts: 2432
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Right. If he messes it up, just reload another one. Little headset players are getting dirt cheap nowadays, and take a reasonable amount of punishment.
"you're a doctor.... and 27 years.... so...doctor + 27 years = HATORI SOHMA" - RoyalWing, when I was 27
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