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[[Isaac Newton]], who was merely an average student, worked on translating the [[Bible]] and that gave him the inspiration and insight for inventing [[calculus]], developing mechanics, and discovering gravity.  Going beyond reading the Bible to translating it also enables eradication of liberal distortions that have crept in, such as pro-[[abortion]] bias against references to the unborn child.  Just as Shakespeare's works are losing interest in the West due to its increasingly archaic language, the use of archaic and liberal language in Western translations of the Bible loses people.
 
[[Isaac Newton]], who was merely an average student, worked on translating the [[Bible]] and that gave him the inspiration and insight for inventing [[calculus]], developing mechanics, and discovering gravity.  Going beyond reading the Bible to translating it also enables eradication of liberal distortions that have crept in, such as pro-[[abortion]] bias against references to the unborn child.  Just as Shakespeare's works are losing interest in the West due to its increasingly archaic language, the use of archaic and liberal language in Western translations of the Bible loses people.
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Liberal [[bias]] has become the single biggest distortion in modern [[Bible]] translations.  There are three sources of errors in conveying biblical meaning:
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[[Liberal bias]] has become the single biggest distortion in modern [[Bible]] translations.  There are three sources of errors in conveying biblical meaning:
    
*lack of precision in the original language, such as terms underdeveloped to convey new concepts introduced by Christ
 
*lack of precision in the original language, such as terms underdeveloped to convey new concepts introduced by Christ
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