Bible
type: Concept
broader: religious books
broader: literature (humanities)
broader: influential texts and figures of veneration
broader: documents and acts shaping the American system of criminal justice
definition: The Bible refers to a collection of 66 to 80 books, usually in a single volume, understood to represent the stories and teachings about the God of the Jewish and Christian traditions. The word “bible” comes from the Greek word meaning “book.” Jews and Christians (Catholics, Orthodox, and Protestant) all use different collections, but for each, these books authoritatively define and inform their tradition and culture. [Source: Encyclopedia of Religious and Spiritual Development; Bible]

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: Bible

documents and acts shaping the American system of criminal justice
type: Concept
narrower: Bible

influential texts and figures of veneration
type: Concept
narrower: Bible

literature (humanities)
type: Concept
narrower: Bible

religious books
type: Concept
narrower: Bible