Christians - Is your Bible like your cell phone to you?

lol, someone sent this to me in an email. Very good points.

I'm Roman Catholic. I keep a Bible next to my computer, and another one next to my bed. I read them frequently. When I travel, I bring my own Bible because most hotels have only the King James Version, which is missing several parts of the Bible. I don't always have one with me in the car or every other place, though, not on short trips.

I also have a copy of The Catechism of The Catholic Church that I keep near my bed, and sometimes near my computer.

I think your question is amazing. I suspect I really have often been guilty of regarding my cell phone as more essential to be at my side than my Bible.

I think if I upgraded my plan for the Bible I'd be a better person and more useful to others.

Peace be with you.

Sometimes I think that I treat the cell phone and the Bible about the same. I don't use them like I should. I keep them both closed more than I should and I feel really bad about it.

my cellphone sees me 5 minutes a day .

god and my bible see me at least 45 minutes a day . I turn off my phone. god is always on full blast and in high gear

my phone needs a battery to run and god needs an idol ear.

I love god with all my heart and soul .I hate my cell phone with A purple pation.my cell phone wakes me up and I know it is not going to be a good day god wakes me with his loving imbrace a nd the magical knowledge that every day is a blessing when you have god in your life. I can live a full life without a cell phone.

I WOULD DIE IF I LOST GOD, I CAN BYY A NEW CELL PHONE

SORRRY NO COMPERISON

I rarely leave home without a copy of the Bible, and when I do, I've lost count of the times I've returned for it. I'd definitely pick it over the cell.

That is a clever analogy.

For me though, my cell phone is sadly neglected.

In fact my ring-tone is, IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD by REM because for me to get a call means just that.

i'm guessing you have not at all visited the Bible Belt. They do have a Bible of their truck, one in each of their handbag, one at artwork, one at homestead, you get the belief right here. EDIT: truly? I lived in Texas final 365 days, i found that folk stashed them everywhere they'd extra healthy.

I like it but I smell a chain letter. Quick forward this to 10 people if you love Jesus after all Christians belong to ALTEL (or TELLALL)

Great point. Setting goals is a good way to accomplish this.

You mean it's old, outdated, having a cracked screen and I use it to pelt stray dogs?

Nope, my bible deserves a much better function.