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That would be interesting historical symbolism. Gutenberg > tcp/ip > nostr
Just a nostr native way to interact with the Bible with a few extra affordances that nostr can provide. - organize and allow for meandering through a catalogue for background context - engage in focused discussion on a specific segment of content - group together & compare different versions & perspectives of the same topic
These all seem like UX things, not so much nostr things. I mean, I see how you could do it on nostr, but for example NIP 32 would allow you to anchor your discussion in particular verses/translations without having to host the whole thing on relays
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