Re: Linux provides software to study the Bible, out of the box

CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:

On 4/16/25 19:41, rbowman wrote:

On 16 Apr 2025 22:13:59 GMT, vallor wrote:
 
 

However, I saw in another post that you don't prefer the kjv, so I guess
this won't be much use to you.

 
I'm not a fan of James VI and I, and the fruit of the poisoned tree. James
and Robert Bellarmine SJ had a pre-usenet heated discussion over the
divine right of kings. Bellarmine found justification in Thomas Aquinas
for regicide in the case of tyrants, not that he was suggesting James be
beheaded like his mother :)
 

I didn't think there was such a relationship with Ubuntu, just pointing
out that you can get a helpful tool from the default repos.

 
No, it goes back to Sausage's original post and the title of the thread.
He seemed to be implying something special about Linux.  Every OS has one
or more bible applications should you desire to install them.

 
It's special because Linux holds this software in its repositories and
allows you to install it with one command. Under Windows or MacOS, the
software will only be installed if you search for it on the web and
download it. The fact that it is so readily and easily available does
indeed imply something special about Linux.

The Tuxites of Linux are indeed the Chosen Tribe.  The Windowsites and
the Macosites are heretics, they must be smitten (or smited, even).

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