Likewise:

Anyone defending the use of automobiles by Christians, apparently has never had first hand experience with inattentive driving.

Anyone defending the use of the internet by Christians, apparently has never had first hand experience with internet pornography.

Anyone defending the use of food by Christians, apparently has never had first hand experience with obesity.

We could forbid any activity based solely on the possible abuse of that activity. In fact, this is exactly what the Pharisees did back during Jesus’ days. They created a “fence” around the law of Moses that was intended to prevent even the accidental breakage of any of the Law, thus going beyond the commands of scripture and requiring men to keep their extra-biblical commands and traditions above and beyond what God actually requires.

The fact that some many in the Evangelical and Fundamentalist camps are so willing to place their own “fence” around God’s Word should at least be a cause for reflection, since the Pharisees received so much rebuke from Christ for this very act.

Why play with fire?

I mean to post more on KJV Onlyism soon. I am not unfamiliar with the claim that people can only be saved from the KJV. That highlights to what unbelievably schismatic extremes the movement can tend.

Thanks for interacting, and I look forward to hearing from you in time. No hurry, I always end up putting things off myself.

God bless.

By the way, knowing you’re formerly KJV Only, I know you’ll appreciate the insanity of this. I was recently informed by someone that people cannot be saved unless it was by the KJV. You see, God can’t save people through the use of “corruptible seed” such as the NIV. Too bad for me. I’ve been duped for the last 24 years thinking God had begun and was continuing to do a work in my life.

Hopefully noone else noticed my inability to read.