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I've always had the thought that religious texts should be updated with modern prose and sensibilities. Not for the believers of the religion, but for the non-b
by shard 6y ago
I've always had the thought that religious texts should be updated with modern prose and sensibilities. Not for the believers of the religion, but for the non-believers. People are not incentivized to slog through some text that was written centuries ago, using phrasings that they've hardly ever encountered. But if a modern twist was put on it, perhaps it would be better accepted as a good yarn by the general population, and widen the readership.