Please do, I will be looking fwd to that. I don't know a whole lot about German theologians
other than things began to change for the worse when their textual criticism began to
permeate the Seminaries in this country. I had heard of Westcott & Hort but not this
Nestle/Aland pair.  jt
 
 
From: Kevin Deegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have a lot of problems with the NA text.
When they finally get it right I will give you a critique.
Right now we are at revision 26 - revised corrected new improved edition and counting, right?
You should avoid like the plague, the Wescott & Hort text - Nest/Aland any edition
 
 
Kevin.   A true scholar is one who can separate his personal views from the task he is qualified
to perform.  The guy who cannot do that is just a well  educated sectarian.  All you have proven
is the former.   So you don't agree with Aland in theory.  That does not change the fact that he
and others did a monumental work in this most recent text (and the others).   Do you have
some textual criticism.  I was quoting the text with no reference to Aland's theology. Aren't you
the guy who thinks the KJ is the inspired version?   John
 
 

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