Re: [sword-devel] RVR2011

2011-06-11 Thread Karl Kleinpaste
Mike Hart writes: > Perhaps if the section were renamed something less offensive it might > contain more works. Sectarian? or Unorthodox? The conf directive is in fact... Category=Cults / Unorthodox / Questionable Material ...as can be seen by actually looking at the *.conf for JST and Dia

Re: [sword-devel] RVR2011

2011-06-11 Thread Peter von Kaehne
On 11/06/11 22:04, Mike Hart wrote: > The title word "Cult" on that section seems to prevent any living translator > or group from voluntarily placing their version in that list. I have no problem with that. Peter ___ sword-devel mailing list: sword-

Re: [sword-devel] RVR2011

2011-06-11 Thread Mike Hart
The title word "Cult" on that section seems to prevent any living translator or group from voluntarily placing their version in that list. Perhaps if the section were renamed something less offensive it might contain more works. Sectarian? or Unorthodox? Nobody wants to consider their own g

Re: [sword-devel] RVR2011

2011-06-11 Thread Greg Hellings
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 3:20 PM, Mike Hart wrote: > Based on the text seeming to follow the Assembly de Yahweh's theology and not > following any known Greek manuscript, I'm going to have to suggest it is > flawed enough that it needs significant revision before it could be hosted by > Crosswir

Re: [sword-devel] RVR2011

2011-06-11 Thread Mike Hart
I think it important to state here that this is not just about a statement of faith on the website. The problem is that the RVR2011 appears to be intentionally mistranslated to support the theology described there. More specifically, John 1:1 reads "EN el principio era el Verbo, y el Verbo era