The Bible is the name of the Holy book, don't try to change it.

I will tell you that I believe you must be proud of what you are and what you think because that is who you are. After all, that is your culture. It is what you inherit from your community. Be proud of where you came from because that is your place of origin. Besides, you can't choose under what territory you were born or from which parents you would come. So be proud because the site, the people, the culture, and the community are what helped you be who you are.

That being said, I have noticed some religious people have started to change the name of The Holy Bible for The SuperBook. I have seen that change in children's cartoons, as if religion was trying to change who they are to appeal to some unknown narrative which, at this point, I believe is the fact that fewer people believe in God nowadays. And also because in some Schools, the study of The Bible has been removed.

I do understand The SuperBook is a cartoon series for children, but that is what it gets me. I don't know if that was an attempt to change The Bible names or just a way to get The Bible stories into children's minds, and since that cartoon, it doesn't say The Bible is an attempt by the publishers to pass through any red flags that non-believers parents may have. Or if that was to appease those who want The Bible out of schools and children's television programming.

If people don't want to know about God, that is their business, and if those people don't want their children to expose to The Bible's ideas, they have the right to block those teachings too. Parents have the right to teach whatever they believe is suitable for their children, and if parents get together and don't wish for their kids to be taught about God in school, that is cool too. Religion has no business in forcing others to believe or even hear the message or gospel of God.

I do believe in God, but I don't go to church because I get bothered by people asking for money. Simple as that, but still, I think there is a God out there that will judge you the day you die, not a day early.

If people don't want to hear the message of God from the Bible and don't want their children to know about it from their children's schools, that is good. Take those children's blessings and give them to yourself because their parents rejected you. Let those parents deal with whatever consequences that decision may have in the future, not just for their community but the whole society.

You can't change who you are just because somebody doesn't like you. You are who you are because you are just that yourself. And that same principle goes for those who believe in God; at this point, it doesn't matter how you speak or enunciate the word of God. God is God, no matter the language you speak. If you believe in God, let the world know about it but don't try to change the message of God and the name of his book just because someone out there doesn't like you calling that book by its name.

And by to way, I would say the moment you change because of outside pressure, that moment you have lost whatever argument you may ever have. The moment you change, the other side just won by default. Believing in God is an act of faith, which means you don't have to test with science what you think because it is the faith you believe. After all, you believe that means science may never agree with you, and for that matter, any scientific method men apply may never get results because believing in God and what his book says is in itself a pure act of faith.

If you want to prove faith, you have already lost because there is nothing to change if you believe in something, now that means fewer and fewer will believe in God; let it be because, in the end, not everyone will get the message and there are always those who probably are just too far gone.

We in the United States have freedom of religion, so we can all worship God as we see fit, and not believing is also a choice. Trying to be sneaky, is an underhanded attempt to bypass others' rights.