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I, also, preferred the HCSB to the CSB, because the HCSB was more "dynamic," more "functional."

I look forward to it, since the 2011 edition vastly improved the 1984 edition, in so many ways.

NIV Study Bible (still a favorite),

In the case of Psalm 87, I actually find myself preferring the CEB, over the NIV (which, I must admit, rather surprised me).

On the other hand, "many" do not.

Of course. It was actually a very shrewd business move for the NFL to take the side of the players, and the protesters. The NFL obviously recognized the current state of the union, and quickly realized that if you don't take the players' side, resumption of NFL games being played (i.e...

I'll rephrase the question: is it time to "tweak" the New International Version (NIV)?

Since 2 out of 3 NFL players are black, the NFL has to appease the players.

I think people are getting tired of all the "talking heads" on MSNBC and Fox News. CNN has fewer "talking heads," and more news reporting.

Compared to the ESV, CSB, and NLT, it's been an eternity. ;)

Is it time for another update/revision of the New International Version (NIV)? And if another update/revision were to take place, what changes do you believe ought to be made?

CNN is conservative, compared to MSNBC. ;)

Where to begin ... especially in regard to "Black Lives Matter." How I wish I had the time.

As I understand it, anything below 7.0 takes you out of "the danger zone," and 5.0 is ideal. :)

True, but the polls indicated she'd win the electoral college, as well.

Those being polled often fail to vote.

If we're wrong, we're wrong. And the fact that we have "a lot (of) disparate views" should tell you something.

We like to think we've got it all figured out, but that simply isn't the case.

Jesus is returning. That is all we really know for certain. And that's all we need to know, when all is said and done.

As for the reliability of polls, they indicated Clinton would win the election in 2016. So much for polls.