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Nick Batzig is the senior pastor of Church Creek PCA in Charleston, SC and an associate editor for Ligonier Ministries. Prior to serving at Church Creek, Nick was a pastor at Wayside PCA on Signal Mountain, TN. Formerly, Nick served as the founding pastor of New Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Richmond Hill, GA and as the editor of Reformation21 and the Christward Collective--sites of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. He frequently writes for Tabletalk Magazine, Reformation 21, He Reads Truth, and the Christward Collective. Nick was also the host of East of Eden, a podcast devoted to the Biblical and Systematic Theology of Jonathan Edwards. You can friend him on Facebook here and follow him on Twitter @nick_batzig

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  1. Camden Bucey
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    Wouldn’t a digital version have been more green?

    Seriously, though – the consumerization and specialization of bibles is certainly become a sad absurdity.

  2. Nicholas T. Batzig
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    That’s funny. I was thinking about that last night. Its not very green to kill trees to make paper for the Green Bible. I bet there was a lot of non-green methods used in the production and distribution of this hippie bible. At least God’s word is going out. While I am not a fan of the red letter bibles at least they focused on the person and words of the incarnate Christ. Now we are focusing on the creation. Doesn’t Romans 1 have something to say about focusing on the creation rather than on God?

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