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Explore intriguing aspects of the Book of Job title and its ties to copyright issues in the Revised Standard Version of the Bible.

Written byPhil Plait
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Incidentally, while looking for a funny and punny Book of Job title for my post about Mike Rowe and the Creation (gag) museum, I came across this site, which states that they couldn't put the Revised Standard Version of the Bible on their site anymore. Why not? Because the National Council of Churches of Christowns the copyright for the Revised Standard Version of the Bible in the USA and told them to take it down. Isn't the Bible supposed to be the word of God? And now it's copyrighted?

Incidentally, and coincidentally, I just found out that not only does the Book of Job declare that unicorns are real, but there is a museum for them in Kentucky... and it's probably the most scientifically accurate museum for miles around.

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