KJVO and belief in a Flat Earth

[98cwitr]

pwn3d

 

[David Waffen]

I have a dictionary, thanks. You did not answer my question. Is there a correlation between KJVO and belief in a flat Earth? Do you believe in a flat Earth?

No. You don't seem to understand correlation.

 

[David Waffen]

What about the Greeks?

What about them?

 

[David Waffen]

Look it up.

I win the argument. Go do some research.

 

[Hentenza]

No. You don't seem to understand correlation.

Ok. Now that we have the dictionary definition of correlation out of the way, explain it to me.

 

[David Waffen]

English is not quite the worlds universal language. Many unreached and reached peoples do not speak, read, or write English, hence the thousands of language translations of the bible.

It is fine if they want to use a translation, but that isn't the word. It's just a translation of it.

 

[David Waffen]

Ok. Now that we have the dictionary definition of correlation out of the way, explain it to me.

I don't think I could explain it possibly any more.

 

[David Waffen]

pwn3d

Did you pawn your computer?

 

[Hentenza]

I don't think I could explain it possibly any more.

So, then, is there a correlation between KJVO and belief in a flat Earth? Tis not a hard question, bro.

 

[David Waffen]

The answer for the third time is no.

Why do you ask a question multiple times, ignore the answer and then assert that I am not answering it?

 

[Hentenza]

It is fine if they want to use a translation, but that isn't the word. It's just a translation of it.

So only English speaking Christians have the word and the others are just out of luck? Did any Christians have the word between Jesus and 1611?

 

[David Waffen]

So only English speaking Christians have the word and the others are just out of luck? Did any Christians have the word between Jesus and 1611?

Of course they did. They had it in Greek and Latin when they were the universal languages.

 

[Hentenza]

The answer for the third time is no.

Great thanks. So do you think that those folks that believe in a flat Earth and defend this belief with "the-KJV says-it-is" are just a few misguided diehard KJVOs?

 

[David Waffen]

I prefer to respect my brothers in Christ, not make fun of them or call anyone misguided.

 

[standingtall]

Of course they did. They had it in Greek and Latin when they were the universal languages.

So then, in 1611 your god decreed that English was henceforth and forevermore the universal language?

 

[Hentenza]

Of course they did. They had it in Greek and Latin when they were the universal languages.

Lets not forget French, Russian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and several other languages after Greek and Latin fell as the popular languages of the Mediterranean world.

 

[David Waffen]

Lets not forget French, Russian, Polish, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and several other languages after Greek and Latin fell as the popular languages of the Mediterranean world.

They were not universal languages.

 

[David Waffen]

So then, in 1611 your god decreed that English was henceforth and forevermore the universal language?

The word went into English since it was to be the universal

 

[Hentenza]

I prefer to respect my brothers in Christ, not make fun of them or call anyone misguided.

If their belief in a flat Earth is mistakenly supported by their devotion to the KJV, then I would definitely call them misguided.

 

[David Waffen]

You should leave judgement of people up to God. You aren't God, are you?