- Finding this book, and only this book, in every hotel room is an example of Christian privilege. Nobody asks you which book you’d like when you check-in. They’ve made that decision for you. They’ve provided you with “the good book.” - I thought they get placed by the Gideons? It’s even a plot point in the original Mission Impossible movie. - That is correct. But why do the Gideons get to place their book and Muslims do not? - I would assume the muslims haven’t tried. It’s weird that these Gideon creatures do 
 
- They get given to hotels by the Gideon’s. The hotel staff usually are the ones to place them. - Thanks for clearing up my misconception. This makes sense. 
 
- They are. This is misinformation. - It’s not misinformation. The Gideons are a decidedly Christian organization. 
 
 
- Wtf, how is this any sort of privilege? A religious order offers them, so I don’t pay, nor does the hotel, and I have no reason to use it or to benefit from it. As a Christian, I ignore its existence, just like any other hotel functionality I don’t use. I have a feeling they’re there less frequently but I wouldn’t know since I don’t look for them. If there were some other religious book, I also don’t see why it would affect me, and I likely wouldn’t even notice. - How does someone get worked up about this? - You don’t see any Qu’rans, do you? - What about any of the other dozen major world religions? Nope. - As a side note… imagine trying to go find a place to rest away from home and then be proselytized at. Not cool. 
 
- I usually vandalize them in way way or another. The book that is. - Same lol. 
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- It’s very dependent on the region. Where I live hotels either have nothing or both Christian bible and The Book of Mormon (with huge majority having nothing - just two chains having anything). IMO this is not an example of Christian privilege. 
- Bring a highlighter and some post it notes. Mark it up to emphasize the the horrible parts. The person to actually open it is likely already a Christian. Perhaps you could get someone to question their beliefs if they focus on the rape, murder, slavery, etc. featured in their “good book”. 
- I’m too lazy to get offended by this but imagine if someone put any other violence-filled book in a hotel room. Unwind by Neal Shusterman anyone? How bout that war novel where there was a graphic skinning scene? 
- Just use them as toilet paper - Use them as rolling papers for your joints. - Holy rollers 
 
- And don’t tear the pages out but leave them in and return the Bible back instead 
 
- Lmfao, ITT: “ex” Christians who still enjoy the privileges that gave them, unwilling to admit they had, and still benefit from, said privilege (this being the most typical reaction a privileged person has to their privilege being pointed out). 
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