Should I Dump English Bible Translations And Learn Greek And Latin To Study The Original New Testament?

Thursday, December 9th, 2010 at 10:48 pm  
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There is so much discussion about "scholarly corruption" of the texts
@jcampbell And the Dead Sea Scrolls come from the Essenes who were "Heretics". Gnostics also had a different view of Christ which also classified them as "Heretics" as well. That is why the Alexandrian codex is corrupt. They removed the parts of the biblical accounts they didn't like or agree with..

How come the 12 Apostles knew how to write in Greek, but not in their native language of Aramaic?

Friday, October 15th, 2010 at 6:47 pm  
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Hebrew = Not Aramaic. Duh.

And you're wrong. Of the oldest remaining texts, SOME are written in greek, and SOME are written in Hebrew. None are written in both.

Learn your lessons before challenging this kid to a duel, son.

What is the best way to learn Greek mythology?

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010 at 6:01 pm  
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Greek mythologies as in the stories of Greek mythological figures, like Perseus, and Odysseus, etc.
It's interesting, but I don't like reading long texts summarizing the stories.
It won't help me remember them. TV documentaries, though, help. I remember the stories (for example, the two mentioned above, which stories I learned on TV), even just the main happenings.
What other things will help me remember them?