Theological Term of the Week
Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at 9:09PM
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KJV Onlyism
A movement that teaches (erroneously) that the King James Version of the Bible is itself inerrant and the only true Word of God in the English language; also called King James Onlyism.

Learn more:
  1. GotQuestions.org: What is the KJV Only movement?
  2. Dan Wallace: Why I Do Not Think the King James Version Is the Best Translation Available Today
  3. Jeff Spry: The King James Only Controversy (pdf)
  4. Fred Butler: Confessions of a KJV Only Advocate, plus a whole page of mp3s and articles.
  5. James White: King James Only Controversy
  6. Bill Combs: Beginning of the KJV Only Movement, Dean Burgon: Father of the KJV-Only Movement, Dean Burgon and the Revised VersionThe KJV-Only Movement Comes to America, The Modern KJV-Only MovementIs Only the King James Version the Word of God?, and Is the King James Version the Final Authority?
  7. James White: What’s the Big Deal with King James Onlyism (series of YouTube videos), Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5.
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Filed under Defective Theology.

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