What use is an English Bible Version for those who can't read English?

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You accused me of lying didn’t you?

In case he didn't, I am.

Doesn’t that make me a liar in your view?

My, ain't you perceptive?

The way they have defined Bible does make it something that never existed.

They think the 66 books from Genesis to Revelation never existed, do they?

Do you think any of those Lockman folks believe there has ever been an inerrant Bible?


How about the "66 books from Genesis to Revelation as originally written?"

Do you think they believe those 66 books have ever been together here on earth in any form where they were inerrant?

You will have to ask them. I have only known one of them personally, and he has said so.

And you accuse me of being dishonest?

Yep, you learned to read, didn't you?

Instead they twist the definition of the word Bible so they do not have to admit what they really believe.

Bible -- "-that collection of sixty-six books, from Genesis to Revelation, which, as originally written does not only contain and convey the Word of God, but IS the very Word of God." [Your definition, I presume, would be one of the revisions of an Anglican translation... I take their definition.]

This is the only reasonable conclusion that can be drawn from the evidence!

To a mind like your, it may be.

 

That's it for this thread.