The expression 'the Christian Bible' is popularly used by
atheists to draw attention to the special claims of one sort or another made by
Christians for the book. However, most people - Jews, Christians and Muslims in particular - consider this usage more than a little
quaint. What
Bible would you like to compare the 'Christian Bible' to? Can you buy copies saying 'Christian Bible' on?
Additionally, the definition of the Bible is not universally agreed by all Christians.
Roman Catholic bibles include the
Apocrypha in the course of the main text, whereas other copies either separate them out or omit them entirely. Eastern
Orthodox traditions have other Apocrypha, including a 151st
psalm. The
New World Translation used by
Jehovah's Witnesses re-edits
John 1:1 to give an
Arian interpretation. And so on.
PS: Yes, I have recalled the usage 'the Hebrew Bible', but (so far as I am aware) anything in a
Hebrew Bible appears (not necessarily well-translated) in a 'Christian' one. sorry.