Why you shouldn’t care, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• Why you shouldn’t care what Daniel Wallace thinks about the King James Bible -- “Wallace’s lifetime devotion to the Critical Text and his own Bible translation couldn't possibly cloud his objectivity, could it?”
• Why Is My Battery Draining So Fast? -- “Find out what drains a phone’s charge and what you can do to stop losing battery so fast.”
• What Is the “False Doctrine” of Only One Text of the Bible? (Part Two) -- “Mark Ward defines intelligibility in a particular way that does not fit 1 Corinthians 14. Many people have explained that to him. I haven’t seen him listen on this and almost anything else.”
• What Is the “False Doctrine” of Only One Text of the Bible? (Part One) -- “Just as a thought experiment, I am going to practice a public apology, one that Ward would want from all the division causers, none of which has the name, Mark Ward.”
• Welcome To The Home of Gospel Singing Conventions -- “GospelConventions.com offers the most comprehensive listing of singing conventions, singing schools, and gospel music publishers available anywhere on the internet today.”
• The Tale of the Defiant Pineapple and Its Confused Friend the Pinecone -- “In 14th-century English, the word “pineapple” was a word for a pine cone.”
• The NIV Exhaustive Concordance -- “By Edward W. Goodrick and John R. Kohlenberger III, Zondervan, 1990 (not a recommendation of the NIV, but a good resource for someone researching it).”
• The Bomberg Bible -- “This edition of the Masoretic Hebrew text underlies the Old Testament of the Authorised (King James) Bible, and which the Trinitarian Bible Society publishes.”
• Some Early Evidence for the Twelve Verses St. Mark XVI. 9-20 -- “Charles Taylor, The Expositor Fourth Series 8.1 (July 1893): 71-80.”
• KJB Textual Technology -- “Rudyard Kipling in 1911 (on the tercentenary of the Bible) spoke of the King James Bible as hammering England into existence, its words being hammer blows onto the anvil of the language.”
• Human Health and Welfare Effects from Increased Greenhouse Gases and Warming -- “A colder climate generally poses a much greater risk to human health and causes more deaths than a warmer climate.”
• Found in Translation -- “For those who have at least a rudimentary knowledge of Spanish, traveling Texas becomes quite interesting because the Spanish names of places reveal, or hint at, their histories.”
• Focus on Texas: Mascots -- “Meet the characters that charm and amuse us so.”
• First-Name Basis -- “A wolf spider misidentified for 120 years gets its due, thanks to an observant amateur naturalist.”
• Eight Attributes of Courageous Christians -- “The Library of Congress has a small box labeled ‘Contents of the President’s Pockets on the Night of April 14, 1865.’”
• “Brother of Goliath” or “Goliath” in 2 Samuel 21:19? -- “The second word of the underlined portions in both verses is גלית (Galeyat), which is ‘Goliath.’”
• Ancient Greece and the Modern Cemetery -- “From the flaming Olympic torch, to laurel wreaths, and classical columns, Greek influence can be seen in nearly every cemetery in the Western world.”