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> The English is identified as King James, but what is the source of the
> Spanish text? It looks like a derivative of the Reina-Valera family but
> with many oddities such as irregular case and punctuation introduced. You
> will excuse me, but I have to wonder about a text with no copyright or
> other attribution.

Spanish is RVR '60. The index page for the Spanish is still being
formatted, thus the books in English. That will soon change.

> I am also not certain to what purpose the names of the books are in
> English if the text is in Spanish.
>

H.B.



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"Matthew Johnson" wrote in message
news:126.12.20.05.536361000@srcbs.org...
>
>
> In article <126.44.16.05.676203000@srcbs.org>, lsenders@hotmail.com
says...
> >
>
> [snip]
>
> >Socrates once stated something on the order of an unexamined life not
> >being one worth the living. I would twist this a bit to state that a
> >theological position is not one worth defending unless one has truly
> >examined it from all angles. Again, I encourage you to read your
> >opponents.
>
> Practice what you preach, Loren! Put aside Clendenin and Sontag; read
Lossky
> instead.
>
> After all, even if your accusation against Gary were true (which I very
much
> doubt), the ignorance YOU show in your anti-catholic and anti-orthodox
ravings
> are much more severe.

Matthew, you could do a search, and find that I was once on the "other
side."
Steve, the moderator, knows this. We got into some good arguments. At that
time I was a Calvinist.

I have many hundreds of Books, paper and electronic, by the very best
Calvinistic Scholars. And have read and studied many of them.

As I said before, all the errors (I believe) that exist in both Romanism and
Orthodoxy, are miniscule by comparison to the atrocities in Calvinism, that
is, in
my view..

Gary


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In article <9570F33D-F042-E521-E2CA-0282E2849DAD@srcbs.org>,
lsenders@hotmail.com says...

>Stephen M. Adams wrote:
>> lsenders@hotmail.com writes:

>> >I wrote and sent of a lengthy reply to this post. I
>> >guess it must have got lost. I was hoping you had
>> >merely chosen not to post it until you could post a
>> >reply. Oh well.