Really? It wasn't you who saidOriginally posted by michelle:
Fruit bearing wasn't my criteria. I was replying to another poster who implied that it was.
"This is a matter of faith in God and faith in what He has said in HIS words about HIS words. You must believe the truth is a lie (Romans 1), in order to justify what has been done to God's words, and to which is FOREIGN to what the churches believed, lived, taught, kept and loved in their hearts, and to which bore great fruits."?
Your fear should be that I am reading your posts... and then showing them to be drenched in error.I fear you didn't even read my post.
That is your prerogative... but I am not through responding to you. When I see an error that no one else has responded to, I will oblige myself to show your folly. Why? Because this is important. If a false belief on the doctrine of scripture is allowed to spread unchecked through fundamental Baptist churches then other false beliefs are sure to follow.I am through responding to you.
Actually when I have seemed argumentative, it has been an attempt on my part to get you to give me something that I could understand and evaluate. You refuse to post anything of substance, Michelle. The main gist of your posts is that "you say so." That simply isn't good enough.You have made it clear, that you do not care to read anything with trying to understand, but only to argue and turn the discussion into assumptions that have nothing to do with this issue.
You're partly right. Assumptions should have nothing to do with this issue... so why is it that your only proofs for the KJV being "God's very words" are your own unproven assumptions?
I sincerely hope that you won't stop engaging anyone who challenges you. But then again, you seem to make evasion of the truth a habit on this issue. You evade rebuttals, facts, scripture, etc.
Why are you running? Are you afraid that some day you won't be able to avoid the truth any longer? Many of us here know what it is like being KJVO and then having to deal with the fear that our false beliefs about the KJV will be replaced with doubt about God's Word. But there aren't just two (false) answers to the question. There is an answer that is both faithful to the scripture and to the historical, providential facts about the Bible and translations.