Great video man. I to am a bit of a blade nut ..

This video really caught my eye. I used to have $100+ knives, but a $40-50 bible. Last year I finally got a premium bible and love it.

The big difference is that you believe it's the word of God, and if there's any truth to that -Even if you genuinely believe it and you're wrong- such a text should be venerated. I think there's an obligation to do so. Look how Muslims react when a Quran is burned for example, any text with that power should be treated as respectfully as possible. The human body is similar, desecrating the corpse of an enemy soldier is a war crime even though it doesn't further harm the person who has already passed. Some objects demand reverence, are sacred. Paperback bibles bother me for this reason. It's not just another object. As a pastor, would you say that looking at physical bibles this way is idolatry?