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The White-Ross Debate: Who Won?

Watch the Debate White and Ross Arguments White’s Presentation In mid-February, James White debated Thomas Ross about which was better, the Legacy Standard Bible (LSB) or the King James Version (KJV).  White argues with an entirely naturalistic presupposition, saying that only manuscript evidence shows the underlying text of the KJV, the Textus Receptus (TR), is […]

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The Post Text and Version Debate Attack on the Thomas Ross “Landmark” Ecclesiology

On February 18, 2023, when Thomas Ross debated James White on the superiority of the KJV and its underlying text to the LSV and its underlying text, I was overseas.  I got back to the United States yesterday.  After the debate, I tried to find information about it, and could find very little to none.  […]

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James White / Thomas Ross debate format: King James Version vs. LSB

I am looking forward to my upcoming debate with Dr. James White. Please note the planned format below for the debate. Thank you very much for your fervent prayers and possible fasting for me and for the debate. Debate Topic: “The Legacy Standard Bible, as a representative of modern English translations based upon the UBS/NA […]

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If the Perfectly Preserved Greek New Testament Is the Textus Receptus, Which TR Edition Is It? Pt. 1

The Bible claims that God wrote it word for word.  God also promised to preserve it word for word in the same languages in which He wrote it.  Through history, Christians believed this, even with the reality of copyist errors, what men now call textual variants.   Professing Christian leaders today challenge the assertion of the […]

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The Essence of the Bondage Mentality or Worldview, Witnessed in Old Testament Israel and Reflected in the Democrat Party in the United States

The Israelites lived in bondage in Egypt.  In this bondage, they ate a preferred variety of food without a threat of immediate death.  If they went along, they could go along.  However, God wanted Israel to leave the bondage of Egypt to the liberty of the land that He would give them.  He raised up […]

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Mark Ward: KJVO “Sinful Anger,” the “Evasion” of the Confessional Bibliologians, and Success

Mark Ward wrote, Authorized: The Use and Misuse of the King James Bible, which I read.  He’s taken on a goal of dissuading people from the King James Version to use a modern version of the Bible.  He also has a podcast to which someone alerted me when he mentioned Thomas Ross and me.  I checked […]

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Baptism & Salvation Debate Page, Douglas Jacoby

I have created a page for resources on the Douglas Jacoby-Thomas Ross debate on baptism.  Both parts of the debate video, as well as links to the places where the debate is live on Rumble and on YouTube, the blog posts where the speakers answered questions from the audience that were not discussed in the […]

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PATAS, Philippine Atheism, Agnosticism, and Secularism (Society) Debate live: Does History Validate the Accuracy of the New Testament Gospels? Ross / Maisonet

I am pleased to inform What is Truth? readers that the Thomas Ross – Benjamin Maisonet debate, “Does History Validate the Accuracy of the New Testament Gospels?” is now live and can be watched on YouTube.   Click here to watch the Ross-Maisonet debate, “Does History Validate the Accuracy of the New Testament Gospels?”   […]

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Gender-Neutral Language in Bible Translation is Unscriptural

Many modern Bible versions employ what they call “gender neutral” language.  So, for example, the Authorized, King James Version of John 1:9 reads: John 1:9 That was the true Light, which lighteth every man that cometh into the world. by way of contrast, the New International Version reads: John 1:9  The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into […]

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