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Chelalu
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Today, I was downtown (Chicago) with time to kill and went browsing at a Borders bookstore. The store, which I visit frequently, had rearranged its shelves and I was plenty disedified to discover that the section on religion and spirituality had been moved to the nether reaches of the basement. Not only that, Christianity was at the very back, hidden behind all the shelves on Eastern Religions and the occult. Grrrrrrrrr. (Only the section on Math and Engineering were located farther from the hands of the public.)
The reason I beleive this merits a post is that I’ve noticed other Borders stores here in Chicago hiding their previosly more findable religion sections in the darkest corner of the store. (I’d complain about Barnes & Nobles except that their “Religion” section is embarrassingly small and heavily weighted towards information on Mary Magdalen (thanks a lot, Dan Brown).
Has anyone else noticed this “Christian Book shame”? Is it just Chicago? Is it just Borders? Is it just me?
Just curious.
The reason I beleive this merits a post is that I’ve noticed other Borders stores here in Chicago hiding their previosly more findable religion sections in the darkest corner of the store. (I’d complain about Barnes & Nobles except that their “Religion” section is embarrassingly small and heavily weighted towards information on Mary Magdalen (thanks a lot, Dan Brown).
Has anyone else noticed this “Christian Book shame”? Is it just Chicago? Is it just Borders? Is it just me?
Just curious.