A gallery in Glasgow has put out a Bible and suggested people write in it.
The Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow has invited art lovers to write their thoughts down in an open Bible on display as part of its Made in God's Image exhibition.
Next to the Bible lie several pens with a note saying: "If you feel you have been excluded from the Bible, please write your way back into it".
It's an interesting idea. I've signed a few bibles at people's request myself — I usually mark up the first page with the question, "Where are the squid?" — so I like the sentiment that people ought to be free to comment on it. Some people, of course, are having the vapors over the fact that some scribblers say very rude things. It comes with the territory, though.
It's unsurprising stuff, really, but the last line of the article made me laugh.
A Catholic Church spokesman said: "One wonders whether the organisers would have been quite as willing to have the Koran defaced".
They are so predictable!