If I didn't believe there was a perfect Word of God that I can trust with every word being perfect and true, I would not be a believer today. For if I cannot trust one word, what makes me trust the words that Jesus had died for my sins, was buried, and was risen three days later? In other words, the Bible is a package deal. You either believe all of it. Every word. Or you don't believe it. I see the Word of God as perfect. I cannot add or take away from the Word of God. You can't change it. I have to submit to what it says and not to what I would like it for it to say with another new Modern Version or some fancy new Greek interpretation I discovered (When I know that nobody speaks Biblcial Greek anymore). I mean, what do you think people did for hundreds when there was no Modern Version and they just had the KJV? Again, if you lived during that time, you would not being having this debate. It would be silly. We also have to remember that Jesus said.... Beware of the scribes. Who are the scribes? People who had tranSCRIBED the written Word of God. They are the scholars today who create new Bible versions and who change the Word of God very subtly. Yes, I am grateful that the Modern Versions can help me to understand the "Early Modern English." So they have some use to them. But I also have to be crazy wildly careful not to place my entire faith or authority in them because they add the devil's name in many passages where it is not supposed to be there. They change words like "Godhead" (Trinity) to "divine nature." They eliminate 1 Johnn 5:7 which is the clearest teaching on the Trinity. They eliminate "Walk after the Spirit" in Romans 8:1 which is the key focus point of Paul's argument in Romans 7 leading up to Romans 8. They change "Son of God" to "son of the gods" in Daniel. Sorry, I believe in the Son of God and I believe He was the One being spoken about in Daniel with his three friends.
New Age Bible Versions is just a resource reference. Ignore her comments if you don't like them. But you can't ignore the plain side by side comparisons of the KJV vs. the Modern Translations. Well, unless of course you don't want to see it, then it really doesn't matter if you read the book or not. If people's minds are closed, we know too often how a person here will never see something. So I challenge you. Either get the book at the library or... just Google KJV vs. Modern Translations and do a bunch of comparing of the verses yourself. Ask yourself. Are things changed for the better or for the worse? If it is for the worse, then how is that a good thing?