"I don't condemn anyone."
True, as it's not in your power. However, like most True Christians I'm sure you love to pretend to by telling everyone who isn't you that they're sinning heathens bound for the fiery pits of hell, doomed to everlasting torment. Right? C'mon, admit it.
"People condemn themselves when they reject the Savior."
And that's possible, how? Is your "savior" omnipotent or not? Is his daddy/himself/whatever omnipotent or not?
If either of them wanted me "saved" I would be. In fact, had your god not so royally fucked everything up from the beginning there'd be no need] for your precious "savior".
"My bible is the KJV."
That wretched claptrap will rot your brain if you're not careful. Just trying to decipher the Jacobean English, particularly when you can barely speak or read modern English like most of you KJV people, can turn your brain to mush.
"It is the only word that my family and I have read for generations."
Because it was the only one widely available for generations. That doesn't mean it's the best available now.
"Are you telling me that I'm reading a mis-translation?"
No. You're reading a poor translation full of flowery poetic bullshit that obscures the actual meaning of the text in favor of attempting to make every fucking sentence seem like it's the most profound thing ever written.
"Its been veted."
By who? You and your family? So what? People who actually study these things, you know, actual Bible scholars (no, not "Bible scholars" like these jackasses on religious TV either) know that your translation sucks. Modern translations are much closer to the original texts simply because we've found earlier texts than what the KJV translators had access to, we know more about the history of the era, culture, society and area the texts were written which allows us to point to obvious later insertions in the texts and so on.
"Next."
Is it hard to talk with your head in the sand?
