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|In the beginning was perfection; its logic was with [[God]]; and its truth was God.

|In the beginning was perfection; its logic was with [[God]]; and its truth was God.

|The Greek word is λόγος (logos), which has a wide variety of profound meanings, but its primary meaning is logic (as in truth).  Its use three times in repetition suggests three different nuances, which would be expressed more fully with three different English terms. The second of the three phrases uses the Greek word ''pros'', meaning "before" or "toward," suggesting "acting on behalf." See the talk page for further discussion of this translation.

|The Greek word is λόγος (logos), which has a wide variety of profound meanings, but its primary meaning is logic (as in truth).  Its use three times in repetition suggests three different nuances, which would be expressed more fully with three different English terms. The second of the three phrases uses the Greek word ''pros'', meaning "before" or "toward," suggesting "acting on behalf." See the talk page for further discussion of this translation.

<br>"Word" is a weak translation today of the more profound "logos".  Now "Word" means a program sold by Microsoft, and thus over-reliance on the term should be avoided.  "Living Word" has been suggested here, but it is clunky and a bit of an [[oxymoron]], almost implying (incorrectly) an evolving biblical meaning.

<br>"Word" is a weak translation of the more profound "logos".  Today "Word" means a program sold by Microsoft, and thus over-reliance on the term should be avoided.  "Living Word" has been suggested here, but it is a bit of an [[oxymoron]], almost implying (incorrectly) an evolving biblical meaning.

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