Re: The KJV: Weapon of Choice for Ignorant Fundamentalists (Was: For Binky ... Bible Studies)

On 2025-03-05 2:14 p.m., Blueshirt wrote:

The Doctor wrote:

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Use the KJV.

 Dave, I am not a religious person (Breaking news!) but even I
know that the KJV has been discredited by some religious
scholars as an unreliable translation and in some churches the
KJV has been replaced by newer versions and revised editions.
(NKJV, NIV etc.)
 These highly educated people are unlikely to all be wrong and
you, a guy that runs an ISP in Canada, right.
 Either educate yourself of STFU about your fundamentalist
beliefs based on nothing more than hearsay... and you can stick
your KJV up your arse too whilst you are at it!

If you want binky to really squirm, mention that historians believe that King James was gay.
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King James VI and I (1566-1625) is widely considered to have been either gay or bisexual. While there is no definitive proof, the evidence suggests that he had close relationships with several male courtiers.
Evidence for his sexuality
Relationships with male courtiers
James had close relationships with George Villiers, Robert Carr, and Esmé Stuart.
Behavior
James' behavior towards his favorites was considered unusual and suggestive even by the standards of his time.
Letters
James' letters to Carr and Buckingham reveal sexual frustration and passion.
Context
It's important to consider that the terms "gay" or "bisexual" were not in use in the 16th and 17th centuries. At the time, sexuality was not used to construct identities as it is today.
Historians' views
Many historians now agree that substantial historical evidence suggests that James was likely either gay or bisexual.
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Binky loves AI so much this must be factual but it drives the homophobe nuts.
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