Are Versions Necessary, and other links

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• Are Versions Necessary? -- “The gospel is preached in all languages; therefore it can and ought to be translated into them.”
• AOC’s Attempt to Attack Supreme Court Over Abortion Case Crashes and Burns When Biden Accuser Steps In -- “...a tweet smearing Kavanaugh once again probably looked like an easy line of attack...Instead, she just left herself open to be proven a dishonest fool. And every one of her supporters, too.”
• BiblIndex: Index of Biblical Quotations in Early Christian Literature -- “BiblIndex is an index of biblical references found in early Christian literature, both Western and Eastern texts, so far covering the first three centuries, along with part of the following centuries.”
• Domino Effect -- “How Bob Phillips has spent nearly 50 years bringing regular folks into Texas homes as the Texas Country Reporter.”
• Even renowned atheist Richard Dawkins recognizes the abomination of gender ideology -- “Dawkins joined J.K. Rowling and other liberals in signing the Declaration on Women’s Sex-Based Rights, which is clearly aimed at the transgender movement.”
• Matt Walsh releases children’s book explaining absurdity of transgenderism -- “Johnny’s ‘progressive’ mother is very ‘confused’ and tries to ‘raise her child as a walrus, as a sort of transwalrus, respecting his self-identity.’”
• Normally Moderate Roberts Savages Roe v Wade, Becomes Hero for Saying What Everyone Else Is Thinking -- “During Wednesday’s oral arguments, Roberts noted that viability is a pretty low and arbitrary standard that the court had created in the Roe decision.”
• “Outside-The-Church” Counseling -- “The question now becomes, “Do good Biblical teachings filter into the church?’, or rather, “Should good Biblical teachings be flowing out of the church?’...We have gotten it all backwards!”
• Post-critical Theological Schizophrenia -- “Only a return to a pre-critical, exegetically based foundation and interpretation of Scripture will save the Church and Academy from becoming increasingly feckless and irrelevant to the contemporary culture.”
• Psalm 12:7 and Bible Preservation -- “This essay will show the diversity of the textual and exegetical tradition of Psalm 12:6-7...By so doing, the inadequacy of modern renditions of Psalm 12:7 will be exposed...”
• Sarco suicide pod aims to take assisted dying out of doctors’ hands with AI and 3D printing -- “A coffin-shaped capsule that allows occupants to kill themselves has passed legal review in Switzerland, according to its creators.”
• Sola Scriptura: Implications and Application, Part 4 of 4 -- “The classical Reformed doctrine of sola scriptura meant that Scripture is the sole, final and infallible authority. It does not mean that the lone individual is the one to determine what that Scripture means.”
• Stay (1 Timothy 1:3) -- “Unless you are absolutely certain that Christ has bid you otherwise, STAY.”
• The Holy Bible, Newly Translated, Imprinted by Robert Barker -- “An online printing of the Bible commonly known as the King James Version, first printed in 1611.”
• The Philadelphia Baptist Association and the Question of Authority -- “...these Baptists believed they could and indeed had achieved a balance between the power of the association and the freedom of the local church. Harmony prevailed, discipline was enforced, and doctrine was maintained.”
• This Textus Receptus: A Response to Mark Ward’s Critique of Confessional Bibliology -- “As recently as September 6, 2021 Ward declared that the journal article currently under examination has not been answered.
• What is a False Friend? -- “Perhaps the Bible can help us with the false friends dilemma. The Scripture teaches us that if a man wants to have friends, he must himself be friendly.”
• World leaders are still running afoul of their own covid restrictions -- “Among the most infamous U.S. cases, there was California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s attendance at a dinner at the lavish French Laundry in November of last year.”
• Yes and Then No, the Bible with Mark Ward (Part One) -- “In his criticism, Ward distinguished between using the Bible for what a man wants to say and preaching what the Bible does say.”