[ItsOurTimeNow]

I recently stayed at a Courtyard Marriott in Houston and had to request a Bible from the front desk. It was the first time I’d ever stayed at a hotel where Scripture wasn’t a standard item.

Dark times are coming, FRiends.

[StolarStorm]

I can see the problem for hotels though. What scripture? Do they have to include books for every religion? How about which versions of those books? If you want a Bible, you can always bring your own. Seem to me that is the most common sense solution.

[CindyDawg]

I leave mine places some times (unintentionally) and have read out of the Gideons but most Christians carry their own Bible. I think these bed side Bibles were primarily meant for comfort for the lone, lost traveler though. I suggest we all start leaving Bibles behind more often, where ever we are.

[svcw]

Last time I was at a Marriott all they had was the book of mormon.

[cowdog77]

Dark times are coming, FRiends.”
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You, IOTN, are right on the money....just a matter of time.

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[pbear8]

Stay at Wynn Las Vegas, you’ll get a gold lame covered Bible. No, I’m not kidding.

[Amelia]

I recently stayed at a Courtyard Marriott in Houston and had to request a Bible from the front desk. It was the first time I’d ever stayed at a hotel where Scripture wasn’t a standard item.

I thought the Bibles in hotels were to convert non-believers. Don't most Christians take their own Bibles with them when they travel?