Title: Why buy a Chinese printed photocopy?
Product review: Like several other Bible publishers, Hendrickson is using Amity Press in China to print Bibles to peddle to the masses.This is not a particularly well-constructed Bible, nor are the photocopied pages nice to look at. If you'd like to commemorate the Authorized Version, or give it a try...or switch altogether, I recommend going to the Trinitarian Bible Society, USA (if you're in the U.S.) and buy a quality, calfskin, smith sewn, Bible printed in the Netherlands on Bible-quality paper. It will cost you a whopping $32 for the Windsor edition. If you'd like to spend less, they have non-leather versions for about $10.00...again, all are of a much higher quality than this bastardized printing created for the sole reason of capitalizing on the KJV's 400th Anniversary.
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