Friends, apparently this story has been around for a while, but I've only just discovered it. And even if you've seen it before, it's good enough to be worth reading again. The High Priest of the atheist cult, Richard "devil-worshipping" Dawkins, has publicly embraced the Truth of the King James Bible! The Godly King James Bible Trust website, where this story is from, seems to currently be under attack by Satanic hackers, but this google cache should serve as a record of Dawkins' glorious conversion.
Praise Jesus! There you have it, everyone in the world, but especially the atheists: Everyone, even scum like Dawkins, agrees that you should be reading the Bible! And not just any old Bible, but the one and only Authorised Version guided by the hand of God Himself! Praise!
Oxford scholar and author Richard Dawkins has contributed a reading of a chapter from the Song of Solomon to the King James Bible Trust's YouTube Bible project.
Professor Dawkins was asked why he wanted to participate in the initiative. "You can't appreciate English literature unless you are steeped to some extent in the King James Bible", he replied, "people don't know that proverbial phrases which make echoes in their minds come from this Bible. We are a Christian culture, we come from a Christian culture and not to know the King James Bible, is to be in some small way, barbarian".
Richard was supportive in the Trust's objective to ensure the 2011 is a year for everyone to celebrate the vital role the King James Version has played on the development of the history, language and literature of the English-speaking world.
Professor Dawkins was asked why he wanted to participate in the initiative. "You can't appreciate English literature unless you are steeped to some extent in the King James Bible", he replied, "people don't know that proverbial phrases which make echoes in their minds come from this Bible. We are a Christian culture, we come from a Christian culture and not to know the King James Bible, is to be in some small way, barbarian".
Richard was supportive in the Trust's objective to ensure the 2011 is a year for everyone to celebrate the vital role the King James Version has played on the development of the history, language and literature of the English-speaking world.



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