For one, the theme of promoting a "conservative Bible" to counter perceived "liberal bias" only addresses and rebukes ''one'' form of heresy. And since the process of making a "conservative Bible" in a perceived ''ideological'' sense comes off as motivated by pursuits outside direct biblical meaning, it unfortunately can be perceived as more politically motivated, as I've seen critics accuse the project of. | For one, the theme of promoting a "conservative Bible" to counter perceived "liberal bias" only addresses and rebukes ''one'' form of heresy. And since the process of making a "conservative Bible" in a perceived ''ideological'' sense comes off as motivated by pursuits outside direct biblical meaning, it unfortunately can be perceived as more politically motivated, as I've seen critics accuse the project of. |