What is the problem?

[Anti-Alexandrian]

I disagree. When faith stands in direct contradiction to fact then it ceases to be faith and immediately becomes superstition.

It isn't faith. It is superstition... The KJVO has established a dogma around this peculiar superstition.

Again,more ad hominem nonsense! I dont think you know what your talking about;see Romans 14:23 and Hebrews 11:6.

 

[Scott J]

Originally posted by MV-neverist:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr /> I disagree. When faith stands in direct contradiction to fact then it ceases to be faith and immediately becomes superstition.

It isn't faith. It is superstition... The KJVO has established a dogma around this peculiar superstition.

Again,more ad hominem nonsense! I dont think you know what your talking about;see Romans 14:23 and Hebrews 11:6. </font>[/QUOTE]You really should familiarize yourself with the meaning of terms before using them. I stated simple fact. My argument is not based on the character of an individual apart from this topic.

The fact is that KJVOnlyism has no scriptural nor historical support. It is a barely logical argument established on a set of demonstrably false premises and presuppositions.