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The KJV was also the Bible at the root of the pseudo-Christian cults. Your argument is moot.

You have not responded to my question about God's preservation of His words. Please do so; it's worth discussing.

The link you posted? Did God preserve people or His words? Are those same people here today? God preserved them from that generation forever?
 
The link you posted? Did God preserve people or His words? Are those same people here today? God preserved them from that generation forever?
Let's discuss the issue in that thread. Respond there and we'll talk.
 
Misleading? In what way? The KJV fruit outweighs all other versions combined times over.
See below.
The KJV was also the Bible at the root of the pseudo-Christian cults. Your argument is moot.

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The fruit of the KJV is a mixed bag.
Including bad doctrine inside Christian churches.
Even you can't deny that there is a huge amount of bad doctrine being taught.
 
Not really, I have a pretty good understanding that in this age of Laodicea that the KJV only view will not be popular.
"Age of Laodicea" suggests a non-literal interpretation of Revelation 3 that I don't share. Unpopularity of your view is no evidence of its validity.
 
Including bad doctrine inside Christian churches.
Even you can't deny that there is a huge amount of bad doctrine being taught.

Sure, even back in Paul’s day. That’s not the fault of the KJV. If we had the “originals” many of man would still be faulty in their doctrine.
 
"Age of Laodicea" suggests a non-literal interpretation of Revelation 3 that I don't share. Unpopularity of your view is no evidence of its validity.

You know quite well that overall, Christians today are lukewarm at best.