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An '''Undiluted Bible''' is a translation of the [[Bible]] that captures its full power and usefulness to overcome [[anxiety]], [[addiction]], [[obesity]], and many other obstacles in life.  An Undiluted Bible removes removes the [[liberal denial]] and dilutions that are the result of [[liberal creep]] among the [[liberal]] academic community that dominates translation committees.
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An '''Undiluted Bible''' is a translation of the [[Bible]] that captures its full power and usefulness to overcome [[anxiety]], [[addiction]], [[obesity]], and many other ob]]stacles in life.  An Undiluted Bible removes removes the [[liberal denial]] and dilutions that are the result of [[liberal creep]] among the [[liberal]] academic community that dominates translation committees.
    
Particularly powerful in an Undiluted Bible is to recognize and translate:
 
Particularly powerful in an Undiluted Bible is to recognize and translate:
 
*"[[kingdom (New Testament)|kingdom]]" as "[[paradise]]"
 
*"[[kingdom (New Testament)|kingdom]]" as "[[paradise]]"
 
*"the [[Son of Man]]" as "the Son as man"
 
*"the [[Son of Man]]" as "the Son as man"
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*removal of the dilutive [[Editorial Comments in the Gospel of John]]
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*removal of the [[Mark ending]]
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*removal of the [[John ending]]
 
The [[New Testament]] is a tremendously beneficial collection of works, and is most effective against [[addiction]] when read without dilution.
 
The [[New Testament]] is a tremendously beneficial collection of works, and is most effective against [[addiction]] when read without dilution.
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*[[defining faith]]
 
*[[defining faith]]
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*[[Mark ending]]
   
*[[Judas Iscariot]] -- typically described euphemistically today as the "son of destruction", when the [[KJV]] said he was the "son of perdition"; the [[NIV]] calls him merely "the one doomed to destruction" at {{bibleref|John|17|12|version=NIV}}.
 
*[[Judas Iscariot]] -- typically described euphemistically today as the "son of destruction", when the [[KJV]] said he was the "son of perdition"; the [[NIV]] calls him merely "the one doomed to destruction" at {{bibleref|John|17|12|version=NIV}}.
  
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