A Response to James White, 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.

• A Response to Dr. James White’s “Fatal Flaw” Argument Against the TR -- “The TR argument is based on accepting readings based on what the church has received as God's Word, which is in part the same methodology used to accept the books of the canon.”
• A Tribute to Edward F. Hills -- “His work on the defense of the Textus Receptus (or Traditional Text) has helped countless believers through his book Text & Time.”
• Are KJV Onlyists Asking the Same Questions as Mark Ward? -- “If the requirement for a Bible to be adequately intelligible is that it must be perfectly comprehensible at every word at a fourth grade reading level, I suppose we’re all stuck with the NLT.”
• Atlanta officer who was fired after fatally shooting Rayshard Brooks to be reinstated -- “The Civil Service Board granted the fired officer's appeal and revoked his dismissal as an employee of the Atlanta Police Department.”
• Dem Nebraska State Senator Says He’ll Abandon School Choice When Colleagues Send Their Kids to Public School -- “I will vote to kill this bill if you send your kids to one of the kid’s schools in my district that we’re waiting to turn around.”
• Found Families: A Christian Perspective -- “And yet, what struck me about Penny’s article is that, although in it she spells out her critique and exclusion of traditional family life, the article contains no suggestion that she knows traditional family life apart from academic analyses like Brooks’s or secondhand reports.”
• Genealogy Trips are the New Family Vacation -- “Before you get out your suitcases, do your homework! The key to figuring out where to explore your family roots is to talk to family members.”
• Hillsboro Methodist - Org. 1808, Jasper County -- “Both the town of Hillsboro and the church featured here owe their existence to one man, John Hill, who settled here in the early 1800s.”
• Something to Consider: A Response to Francis Chan and His Romish View of the Lord’s Supper -- “Every few years a prominent evangelical announces that he wants to go back to worshiping God the old-fashioned way, having discovered the ancient liturgy of the apostolic church....A gullible Protestant will often fall headlong into such a trap...”
• Texas Democrat Resigns after Calling Tim Scott an ‘Oreo’ -- “I am deeply and sincerely sorry for my inappropriate and hurtful use of racist term I used to describe Sen. Tim Scott on my personal Facebook page.”
• The Greek Text in Acts xx. 28; 1 Timothy iii. 16; and i John v. 7, 8 -- “But they may dismiss all such unnecessary fears. For the subject of various readings, which have been set forth in great capitals as fifty thousand, may be brought into a very small compass, so far as the doctrinal purity of the Greek text is concerned.”
• The Modern Critical Text -- “...there is not one Modern Critical Text, there are a number of Modern Critical Texts, perhaps an endless amount. The printed editions of the Modern Critical Text might possibly considered more of a tool than a text.”
• Why the King James? -- “The immediately inspired text is that which God inspired, and a mediately inspired text is that which mediates accurately the immediately inspired text in any ‘vulgar tongue.’”
• 1 John 5:7 and Modern Criticism -- “Remember, that the orthodox believed the Scriptures to be “pure in all ages,” not in need of reconstruction. The shift from preserved to reconstructed is a shift in the doctrine of the church.”