A history question

[total eclipse]

I have a question.

I understand you all follow the word of a bible that was printed in the 17th century. How do you view the era of christianity between year 0 and the publication of your bible? This covers the important period when christianity spread as a faith in the western world. Where these early christians 'unsaved', as you like to say?

I ask this because I like to understand other people's beliefs and religion, so I would appreciate your thoughts on the subject. To be clear, I am not a christian , most consider me to be a pagan , so it's fair enough if you don't want to interact with hellbound scum like me.

[James Hutchins]

Re: A history question

It is not a matter of when it was printed. The KJV1611 version is the accepted accurate version. We follow it verbatim without interpolation or interpretations.

Many people were saved prior the 1611. People want to naturally live according to Gods will. Thing is, the evil in the world strays people from being True Christians™. The Bible is the guide book to soothe, to help bring lost souls back on the correct path.

[Nobar King]

Re: A history question

it's fair enough if you don't want to interact with hellbound scum like me.

I'll take a pass.

[Professor Bessemer]

Re: A history question

I have a question.

I understand you all follow the word of a bible that was printed in the 17th century. How do you view the era of christianity between year 0 and the publication of your bible? This covers the important period when christianity spread as a faith in the western world. Where these early christians 'unsaved', as you like to say?

I ask this because I like to understand other people's beliefs and religion, so I would appreciate your thoughts on the subject. To be clear, I am not a christian , most consider me to be a pagan , so it's fair enough if you don't want to interact with hellbound scum like me.

We trace our church back to John the Baptist. There have been True Christians™ since his time.

The Bible is the Word of God. But but it got perverted over the years, and by 1611, God was sick and tired of all the mistakes, the rewritings, and the deliberate changes made by evil men.

So, he inspired King James to correct all the problems that plagued other false Bibles. He chose English as the language of the One True Bible™ because he knew that nearly all True Christians™ then and now are English speakers.

Does that clear it up for you dear?

[total eclipse]

Re: A history question

We trace our church back to John the Baptist. There have been True Christians™ since his time.

The Bible is the Word of God. But but it got perverted over the years, and by 1611, God was sick and tired of all the mistakes, the rewritings, and the deliberate changes made by evil men.

So, he inspired King James to correct all the problems that plagued other false Bibles. He chose English as the language of the One True Bible™ because he knew that nearly all True Christians™ then and now are English speakers.

Does that clear it up for you dear?

Yes it helps