
Post · October 17, 2026Many announced NA29 changes restore readings found in the Textus Receptus and Authorized Version. Those reversals do not grant the received text new authority; they expose the fallibility…
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Post · October 10, 2026A doctrine may survive elsewhere while a changed reading removes, weakens, or redirects what one passage says. The proper question is not whether Christianity survives, but what exact…
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Post · October 3, 2026NA29 will differ from NA28 at 169 main-text locations in Mark, Acts, and Revelation. Before asking what those changes mean, we must state what is changing and name…
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Post · September 16, 2026The usual replies to the preservation argument either redefine preservation, reduce the rule of faith to a doctrinal core, or make scholarly probability supreme. None supplies a present…
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Post · September 9, 2026The critical-text position borrows the authority of a Bible whose public identity it cannot ground. Christ's promise requires an available and identifiable written Word; the confessional doctrine of…
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Post · September 8, 2026If competent editors can repeat the accepted critical process and produce a different Greek text, the process has not uniquely identified the church's final standard. Its translations inherit…
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