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Charles 1 also thought so. This is why in 1649 he had his head chopped off...

Good to see you on the forums.

In some ways, for the current generation of young ppl, it almost seems inevitable that they will do it, doesn't it?

Wasn't too sure of the question myself, either...:confused:

Good point about the calligraphy; thanks. It really looks sore; but I reckon he thinks it was well worth it, right? Especially for a man, it's in a good placement. I've talked to young ppl with quite lengthy Scripture quote tattoos and I admire their dedication. A Psalm quote would make for...

No, I was objecting to your dismissal of the KJV, if you read carefully what I read.

A single stud in a lobe is a timeless classic, really, I guess, isn't it?

So many people have declared Sola Scriptura, Sola Gratia, Sola Fide from an English Bible which has been in the KJV. Really, I don't feel I have to "prove" any more to you (even though I am not strictly KJVO). Really, I should move on...

Yes, strange idea... :confused:

Scripturally, why isn't it an issue any longer?

@Mjh29 Did you see this thread?

@Mjh29 Okay; I thought so.

I do think it's preposterous to advance that, just because some cults have used the KJV - going off in a tangent from the KJV's content, I might add - this somehow supposedly "proves" that little blessing has resulted from the hugely widespread reading and use of the KJV. Frankly, I'm not...

@Mjh29 I think George Smeaton was a Scottish Presbyterian, right?

So is this the Banner of Truth edition? :)

PS: I don't think @Jim's OP was about divorce, in any case...

Fleeing in fear, on the one hand, and divorce, on the other, are not the same thing, as 1 Corinthians 7 would seem to indicate.

...but often the majority of manuscripts agree, while the minority disagree among themselves, even if older...

Psalm 119 is a great Psalm to read in sections (as my wife and I have done, together).

I do agree it's tragic; but do you find examples in Scripture where it's viewed as a lesser tragedy?