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Is "A to Z Baby Names" fiction too? What about that "Epic of Evolution" and "The Okinawa Diet" which seem to be in the same section? Something tells me this is a simple case of someone who thought they could make a quick buck by "working" at a book store being fired soon for being too lazy.
I don't see why it would be any other place. I've read it cover to cover. It took me six months. I found it to be interesting and valuable as a piece of literature but certainly not something to base a religion upon. No, this book definitely belongs in the fiction section.
I don't care if you believe that it is true or false. It is disrespectful and offensive. I'm not Christian but I would still complain about it. Either they have a separate religion category or if they have many religious books then separate to Christianity, Islam, Buddhism category etc.
I think it’s very biased because Buddha is considered real, as well as Muhammad but everyone has something against Christians and that shows a lot in human behavior
I'm not religious or anything so I wouldn't be personally offended, but I would probably complain to management because that's just inconsiderate and disrespectful
I would gossip about them and get my christian friends to boycott the store.
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Although I doubt they would, they tend to have a religion/ spirituality section at the book stores I've frequented.
I'd check the Koran and Talmud and then act accordingly. Luckily the liberals have set up a simply wonderful system to drive anyone out of business for stuff like this. Church groups unite to destroy the a arrogant liberal book stores. Lol. As conservative atheist I would reveling their destruction.
Well, considering many bookstores placed wiccan and other non mainstream religious texts in there I would think it fits. They should treat them all fairly.
That's where they always put the religious books. 😂
As a christian I’d probably be a bit bothered by it but I wouldn’t care too much, probably just laugh it off and go on with my day tbh
it is disrespectful to believer along with justification to those who don't believe
I think putting it in the 'mystery' section would be apter
Overall I wouldn't care. But it would puzzle me a bit since every other book store has a separate section for them.
I think they put it in a correct location. I mean as far as we know, the book is a fictional book. If I was the store owner and someone complained, we're going to have a long philosophical discussion.
That would be funny and correct.
At the local library there is a Christian fiction section and I'm like, "what's the difference?"
Because it is fiction, just like all religions are.
u that would be very upsetting to me. I am a Christian
That's where it belongs. The book store owner was just doing their job.
Someone did this at my local Barnes And Noble once. Not staff, customers being funny.
After a laughing for a bit, I would wonder who the prankster was.
Omg that's hilarious. I totally would just die of laughter right there and then because it's true. It's fiction.
I voted the last option.
Nevertheless, when you strongly have a conviction as strong as I have in God's word and know 100% sure is ligit it won't bother me at all.
That's where religious books belong (not only the Bible)
I'm a non practicing christian & would think they put it in the wrong section.
I'm not even Christian and I think it's wrong
I'll admit that it could be where they have Aesop's Fables and the like.
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