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Apologies. I meant the Great Commission.

Again, are you asserting that DTS is generally, soteriologicaly Calvinistic? I asked this: thatbrian said: ↑ Are you saying that DTS, in general, holds to a Calvinistic soteriology? I don't find your answer addressing my question.

What does this mean, and how does it answer my question?

Not as much as you do, apparently. I know far more about the authentic than the contrived.

The gospel, by definition, is news. It is good news, not good advice. The confusion is on your end and demonstrated in your post, though in your defense, it is a very common error, and the Apostle Paul had much to say regarding it.

Are there other ways in which one might make an idol of something, KJV included, which do not address soteriology?

I think that we all would agree that there is no direct command to translate Greek and Hebrew into English, but the Great Command implies translation, as well as Romans 10:14.

Obviously, not all Democrats hate the US. I think that many of its politicians do. Certainly, those who are Marxists do, but many spout Marxist ideology without understanding that they are. I have seen some overt hate of my country coming from the Left, and I have seen the policies of the Left...

I understand your point, and I agree that now one overtly worships the KJV. The worship I am speaking of is a more subtle form. It is not setting up a shrine to the KJV. It is treating it with reverence which should be reserved for God alone. You may correct. These discussions often get...

Having a translation in one's language and worshiping the KJV are two completely different things, and you are too intelligent not to know that.

Your politicians defend law-breaking criminals and want open borders, to weaken the US, and destroy Christianity. This isn't a hidden agenda, so no need for anyone to talk about conspiracies.

Thanks for your fantastic contribution to the thread.

I've asked two question. If you would like to answer one or both, please do.

A Conservative a Liberal and a Moderate walk into a bar. Bartender says, "Hey Hank!"

Agreed, and topping that, mom and dad stole the money from the neighbors to buy their kids nothing but candy and cake. . .

Depending on how one defines idolatry, I think one can make the case that KJVO is an idolatrous system.

Of course not. You are in an echo chamber. Anyone who isn't KJVO would never step foot in any of the churches, and if they did accidentally, they would never return.

There is a whole package that goes along with KJVO. It's not just one's view regarding a Bible translation that is troubling, but these people and churches often tend to miss the gospel by a country mile. That's an infinitely greater problem.