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"Ahem. The KJV Bible was in English. Nobody spoke English in Europe in the 1500s, at least of any note."

Be that as it may, by the 1520's those printing presses were cranking out a ton of Tyndale english New Testament translations and flooding Endland with them. So much so that Cardinal Wolsey put a price on William Tyndale's head and stated burning the bibles in giant bonfires on the public square.

[MarkBsnr]

"Ahem. The KJV Bible was in English. Nobody spoke English in Europe in the 1500s, at least of any note."

Be that as it may, by the 1520's those printing presses were cranking out a ton of Tyndale english New Testament translations and flooding Endland with them.

Define 'ton' and define 'flooding'. Numerically, please.

So much so that Cardinal Wolsey put a price on William Tyndale's head and stated burning the bibles in giant bonfires on the public square.

All the idiots who prate about inerrancy of the Bible ought to start with the accuracy of these inerrant Bibles. Do you have any idea of what the content of these Bibles were?