Mere Fidelity–On Bible Designs, with J. Mark Bertrand

J. Mark Bertrand joins Mere Fidelity to discuss the Biliotheca Reader’s Bible Project and other new ways of designing Bibles. Mark is the author of the Bible Design Blog, and has written on how technology has affected our relationship to Scripture. Interested parties might also look at the ESV Reader’s Bible, both in its six-volume edition and the single edition.

The Booktrades article on (vo)codex to co(in)dex Alastair referenced is here. 

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