Does anyone out there in Linux land know of any decent Bible study software for Linux? Preferably an RPM. This is one of the last ties to Redmond for me, so any help would be appreciated.

I'm not exactly sure but maybe you could find some study notes etc in .pdf format or straight Html and use that.

A search on Google turned up this http://gnomesword.sourceforge.net/ Hope this helps sever those ties to Redmond.

bibles.net FROM THIS WEBSITE, YOU CAN: READ the Entire Bible in Many Different Translations LOCATE Any Verse with an Online Concordance Search LOOK UP Scripture Cross-References & Commentaries ACCESS the Original Greek or Hebrew for Any Verse COMPARE King James & Revised Versions Side-by-Side LEARN about the Fascinating History of the English Bible DOWNLOAD the Complete Text of Several Bibles Via FTP REVIEW the Classic Writings of Historic Christianity LISTEN to Hundreds of Hymns in Midi Files HEAR Any Passage of God's Word Read Aloud with Real Audio

The Sword Project http://www.crosswire.org it's a library type deal for apps to use. You can get bibletime (in 1.0beta1 as I'm writing this) which is a kde program written using the library, and GnomeSword which is a similar application, but for gnome. There is also a generic gtk+ program that comes with the library source. Also hit up freshmeat, sourceforge, and apps.kde.com they all have a religion category in their database, as does the metalab (metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/religion I think). Anyway I'm currently digging up what I can, if I find anything else I'll post it here.