I must admit I felt pretty good as usually I don't think so quick on my feet and often stumble upon my words. I work better thinking through things slowly rather than going for tit-for-tat in person.
I don't think they'll be coming back too soon!
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For a man to conquer himself is the first and noblest of all victories. - Plato
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I had some door knockers come a little earlier (a bit late, plus it's Friday but anyways..) and we got into the whole "you were never really a True Christian™" argument. Eventually one of them started saying that because I used "modern perversions" I never came to experience the true word of God (i.e. the King James Bible). After holding my laughter in I preceeded to show them my Bible collection ( I have at least 10 in various English translations not including my original languages and foreign translations) and pull out my first KJV (a Schofield's if anyone used that..) and showed them my notes, markings et cetera. He then got onto the argument that it is a 100% word for word perfect translation. I then went and pulled out my NA27 and began searching for Romans 6:2 and I asked him to read the passage. It starts off with "God forbid" I then asked him to find the word "God" in my NA27 in the same passage. He then tells me that it is a corrupt text and only the TR is the "correct" Greek text. So, to his amazement I pull out my TR (I regret spending so much money on this stuff except for moments like this, I think I posted my bookshelf here ages ago in some post for those curious..) and ask him again. He then tells me he cannot read Greek. I read it for him
and tell him the phrase "God forbid" doesn't exist and it's simply a result of dynamic equivalence. He then goes off his nutter telling me that if I don't want to have a "reasonable discussion" then he'll just leave. Him and the other guy (who just sat by silently) left.
I must admit I felt pretty good as usually I don't think so quick on my feet and often stumble upon my words. I work better thinking through things slowly rather than going for tit-for-tat in person.
I don't think they'll be coming back too soon!
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For a man to conquer himself is the first and noblest of all victories. - Plato
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For a man to conquer himself is the first and noblest of all victories. - Plato
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