As the 400th birthday of the King James Version comes and goes this year, several new Bibles are hitting stores to offer “fresh” translations to a timeless word. Whether these newbies will find a captive audience and dominate the Bible market as did the KJV is yet to be determined. Regular readers of my columnContinue reading “The year of the Bible [translations]”
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Southern Baptist Convention, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship facing shortfalls, asking questions about God’s future.
By Joe LaGuardia. This article originally ran in the Rockdale Citizen (June 2, 2011). It has been a week since the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship met in its annual General Assembly in Tampa, Florida. The Fellowship, which is made up mostly of moderate Baptists representing nearly 1800 churches and hundreds of organizations, met two weeks afterContinue reading “Southern Baptist Convention, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship facing shortfalls, asking questions about God’s future.”
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