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6.18.2011

I see a sea of laymen, in Saint Peter's Square

Apparently the Southern Baptist Convention has denounced the latest NIV translation product, which inspired someone to write this statement in a comments thread:

>It's problematic when laymen like the messengers in the SBC feel qualified to judge what is proper Bible translation.

Yes, much better that a priesthood of scholars, 90% avowed atheists, make that call for you.

By the way, pilgrims, when you see the word 'laymen' or any variation of that word being used know that you are in the shadow of the Beast.

A Christian is a prophet, a priest, and a king. If you can't yet discern the pure and whole word of God; if you can't yet accept the Received Text; know that you still fear man and not God alone.

Posted by c.t. at 6/18/2011

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