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I regularly read from New Living Translation, but for study I prefer the Septuagint and a KJV.

The Septuagint is easily 800 years older than the Masoretic text. I think the KJV is great for the NT for for the OT there are some pretty stark differences.

I regularly read from New Living Translation, but for study I prefer the Septuagint and a KJV. The Septuagint is easily 800 years older than the Masoretic text. I think the KJV is great for the NT for for the OT there are some pretty stark differences.

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[–] • 2 pts

>I don't go to church

I know at least a dozen people in my life who are Christian, very religious and have stopped going to the church since it became woke (This is in Europe).

I don't what the church is thinking, they drove off the normal people by supporting faggots, but I don't see any faggots starting to go to church.

[–] • 3 pts

Once you start to compromise on your principles, you are done for. That has happened to most of the Christian denominations.

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I don't see any faggots starting to go to church.

I think certain denominations like Unitarians and Episcopalians are attracting those crowds.

My view, and that of the OT is that homosexuality and eating bacon are on the same level. I avoid both.

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Wait, are you saying that eating bacon is a sin or something?

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The same exact set of instructions that calls homosexuality an abomination calls eating pork and some other animals an abomination. That set of instructions is never contradicted in the NT.

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Eating unclean animals is something we are specifically told not to do in Leviticus 11 and Deuteronomy 14. In Isaiah, God has some very negative things to say about swine eaters. Just search for the word "swine" in the KJV and it will come right up. It's end times prophecy about judgement of swine eaters.

Giving up pork has been difficult.