It is wrong to place ANYTHING in someone else's property, in fact even entering it without permission is wrong.

In this particular case also, many Bibles, with God's name in them, will be placed in garbage bins and many home-owners will be forced to pick these Bibles and throw them in there - including those who respect the Bible but already have too many Bibles at home or who read the Bible in different languages or prefer a different translation.

And to think that God wanted such behaviour...

All hotel rooms usually have Bibles in them. And the
choice is up to you if you want to read them or not.
The choice is yours. After all it is only a book. If
you seriously have a problem with the book - perhaps
the problem is you - not the book?

Foxy,
Ditto but not perhaps-definitely !

the 'Book of Mormon' supersedes the Christian Bible.
Paul1405,
The publishing date on the in side cover should tell you. When did the Maoris actually start to teach & read printed words ?

If entering someone else's property is wrong then why do most homes have doorbells?

*…If entering someone else's property is wrong then why do most homes have doorbells?…*

Not illegal to enter a private property to access front door, however, if property owner instructs you to leave and you don’t, then you are trespassing.

If you progress from an unanswered front door towards the rear door, that is trespassing, if the point is pushed.