Thread by @religiousgames

Here begins a thread sampling websites that chose to register as www.[website].bible

https://twitter.com/BibleTLD/status/1019612958324862977

If you Google search "site:.bible" (like so: google.com/search?q=site%…) you currently find about 164 sites. It's not a complete list, but these webpages fall in a few notable categories.

66 .bible domains are individual books of the Bible in a user-friendly, online edition of the NIV.

Go see Job.bible , Ezekiel.bible, Ecclesiastes.bible, or Revelation.bible to get a sample.

The set of [language].bible domains is quite incomplete & Spanish.bible leads to a broken WordPress site, but there are many that do work. See Mongol.bible , Mandarin.bible, Thai.bible, Swahili.bible and Russian.bible

So far, the only denominational .bible sites seem to be Catholic.bible, Adventist.bible, and GreekOrthodox.bible.

Beyond the specific book, language, and denomination sites, the .bible TLD marks a wide range of biblical internet projects. That range is bounded by this Acceptable Use Policy: get.bible/policy

Personally, I'm quite taken with labs.bible, the YouVersion's big-question-asking R&D division.

The sampling of 36 noteworthy .bible sites offered by the American Bible Society give a pretty good sense of what people use this TLD for:
get.bible/featured-sites

The .bible sites with science themes are consistently interesting:
nano.bible is an ambitiously tiny Bible

hackathon.bible is a contest to make the Bible site of the future

cyber.bible links to Internet evangelism site: ebible.com

Several .bible sites offer various kinds of imagery for scripture:
artofthe.bible uses paintings.
sourceview.bible uses fancy text.
insta.bible uses image macros.
actors.bible uses skits.

For now, the only .bible site which is not about *the Bible* seems to be horse.bible. That one leads to "Fallout: Equestria," a post-apocalyptic My Little Pony crossover fanfic.