They probably chose the KJV because it's in the public domain.
For $59.99 i think you could stay at a Motel 6 and just take the bible from the nightstand.
Gotta love the 'words of God' being kept behind an intelectual property wall.
So, if this book isn't transformative in any wood, can it be copyrighted? Just saying, maybe someone should sell a "God Bless the US" Bible for $49.99
It includes a handwritten chorus from that Greenwood song. So, you would have to leave that out
Or.. we get Weird Al to write a parody song instead.
Why, you could assemble it yourself with some web searches. But it is ... bad, and are they even buying it. It'd be quite offensive if I were more attached to the question.
They probably chose the KJV because it's in the public domain.
For $59.99 i think you could stay at a Motel 6 and just take the bible from the nightstand.
Gotta love the 'words of God' being kept behind an intelectual property wall.
So, if this book isn't transformative in any wood, can it be copyrighted? Just saying, maybe someone should sell a "God Bless the US" Bible for $49.99
It includes a handwritten chorus from that Greenwood song. So, you would have to leave that out
Or.. we get Weird Al to write a parody song instead.
Why, you could assemble it yourself with some web searches. But it is ... bad, and are they even buying it. It'd be quite offensive if I were more attached to the question.