The Bible, considered sacred text by various Christian denominations, often holds great religious and historical significance. When a Bible becomes damaged or unwanted, proper disposal methods exist to respect its spiritual and cultural value.
Traditionally, Bibles are buried or burned as reverent ways to discard them. Burial involves wrapping the Bible in cloth and placing it in a hole dug in the ground, symbolizing a return to the earth. Burning, while less common, is done with utmost care and respect, ensuring complete combustion to ashes.
