No Christian should touch this edition with a ten-foot pole. While it does offer the beautiful KJ text with Apocrypha, plus the seldom-seem "Epistle to the Reader," the editors are extremist Biblical minimalists, who regard most of the OT as fictional post-exilic propaganda. Among the many outrageous claims made in their notes: Abraham was an immoral monster; Isaiah and Jeremiah never existed; the Davidic dynasty never existed; St. Paul was a devious sophist who is responsible for centuries of anti-semitic violence; and on and on. The editors are almost gleeful in their corrosive scepticism. If Bertrand Russell had ever published an edition of the Bible, it could not have been more forthright in its atheism than this one is.