Turn if off

Just now I was listening to James White's internet broadcast. He was making comments on a sermon given by a preacher who doesn't believe in the Trinity. About a quarter of the way in White compares these people who reject the Trinity to people who value the King James Version. Just out of nowhere his usual juvenile delinquent slam of Christians who value the King James Bible. What is James White? He's a mocker and a fool. And he is an angry boy as well. James White is angry. He's angry at God for some reason. Something is in his past unreconciled that he is holding against God. He knows the authority of God is in the Received Text, Hebrew and Greek, of the Authorized King James Version. He hates the authority of God. His giggly mocking of Christians who of all things value the Bible of English speaking Christians since 1611 can not be based solely on his sharing the shallow intellectual vanity of the priesthood of scholars who produce the mutilated trash of the corrupt modern versions. It can't be just that. James White is an angry boy. He is angry at God. He needs to reconcile whatever is in him and in his past that is making him angry and making him mock Christians who value the King James Version and making him mock the King James Version itself.

So anyway at that point where he mocks the King James Version I just turned the broadcast off. What does the Bible teach us about mockers and fools? Continue to listen to them? No, don't suffer them.