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What a 400-Year-Old Bible Means for a Lonely Generation
Original: Opinion | What a 400-Year-Old Bible Means for a Lonely Generation
A New York Times opinion piece explores why the King James Bible, first published in 1611, is resonating with a generation many describe as lonely. The essay reflects on how the classic translation's language and sense of community speak to people seeking connection and meaning in an age of isolation and digital detachment.
Why now: The opinion essay ties a historic religious text to current concerns about loneliness among younger generations.
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