Graham Criddle: I haven't used a printed Bible on a regular basis for years - I much prefer the portability, flexibility and readability of an electronic version.
I haven't used a printed Bible on a regular basis for years - I much prefer the portability, flexibility and readability of an electronic version.
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Interestingly enough, before the Lord called Milord home, we both thought we were the oldest members of these forums, yet we were almost exclusively digital.
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Almost 79 here. And you, Jack?
Steve Maling: Almost 79 here. And you, Jack?
You have a year on me. That makes me feel like a teenager .
I still use a paper Bible everyday for personal study and devotions. I'm a tactile person, and I love the smell of the leather and the feel of Bible paper. I always use an electronic version (Logos and others) for the preparation and writing of the lessons I teach.
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I like to dig my fingernails into leather. But I can do that on my iPad too.
Rosie Perera: I keep a paper Bible by my bed for reading as I'm settling down for the night, because the light from a digital screen stimulates the brain and makes it harder to calm down and fall asleep.
I keep a paper Bible by my bed for reading as I'm settling down for the night, because the light from a digital screen stimulates the brain and makes it harder to calm down and fall asleep.
It has been my observation that I fall asleep just as fast with a tablet as with a paper Bible.
When I got Logos 7 years ago I tried moving all my reading to electronic platforms over several months. I discovered I found it easier to recall things to mind with a paper Bible - having that consistent visual aid. So I got myself a decent paper Bible and have used that for reading ever since - and I'm glad I've done so. That said, this Bible is the only paper book I read - everything else is in Logos, and as soon as I want to do any form of Bible study its straight to Logos.
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I use both. I normally carry a paper copy to church, and prefer a paper copy for reading and memorization. For serious study I use Logos. It is interesting how the mind can remember visual cues about text position on a page that are lacking in a digital copy.