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What are the Most Popular Bible Versions? - Protestant & Catholic
Posted on 09/15/2003 5:58:42 PM PDT by azcap
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To: sinkspur
Fulton Sheen recommended the New English Bible to us when he preached a retreat in 1973. Wow, that had to be something. I am currently reading his "On Being Human" it is absolutely fantastic.
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09/16/2003 10:09:57 AM PDT
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NeoCaveman
(Wesley Clark is to Eisenhower, what Ripple is to Fine Wine.)
To: azcap
I've got a Douay and a Jerusalem.
To: Hermann the Cherusker; Domestic Church; eastsider; dangus
I've never been able to find a Jerusalem Bible on line. Copyright issues? Or can someone direct me to a link?
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09/16/2003 8:16:39 PM PDT
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Romulus
To: azcap
Do Catholics read the Bible?
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09/17/2003 2:27:52 AM PDT
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marbren
To: azcap
Do Catholics read the Bible?
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posted on
09/17/2003 2:29:44 AM PDT
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marbren
To: azcap
I'm Protestant, but am very partial to the New Jerusalem Bible. I also use the Zonderman NIV Study Bible. I have found the new "The Way" translation/paraphrase version useful because the 'author' has adapted the parables to items which modern folk will understand. (The sense of the original is still there, I'm referring to changing agrarian examples to modern urban equivalent in some places.)
To: polemikos
Among other Bibles - Douai, Navarre, ect - I have the Ignatius Bible. I remember finding a misprint/error one of the first times I used it.
My memory ain't whatit used to be but I will try to remember what it was
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09/19/2003 8:53:09 AM PDT
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Catholicguy
(When I was a kid obedience was not a vice and schism was not a virtue)
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