Presuppositionalists Require a King James Bible
Creation Liberty Evangelism · Christopher J.E. Johnson
Jul 2012 · Creation Liberty Evangelism
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Presuppositionialists commonly use a variety of new-age bible versions, but they contradict the foundations of their argument if they don't use a King James Bible.
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Jermaine Race
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September 3, 2020
Does not explain much of what presuppositionalism is, nor why the KJV is inerrant. Asserts one premise of the presuppositions argument, that it requires a perfect Word, and that the KJV is that Word, but does not explain how the KJV is perfect. Admittedly, to show that the KJV is the perfectly preserved Word of God would require many many large volumes, (and the originating texts), but that IS what he is asserting, so I'd like to see a least reference to such documents.
Musa Yamungu
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June 1, 2016
Very powerful Bible, that stays fidel to the original message of the word of GOD...
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Davy Crockett
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March 8, 2019
Very Knowledgeable!
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