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Of course, the CBP showed that not being able to understand Biblical Greek is no real obstruction to translating it!  So really this is probably not such a big problem for the Greeks.
 
Of course, the CBP showed that not being able to understand Biblical Greek is no real obstruction to translating it!  So really this is probably not such a big problem for the Greeks.
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5. The CBP opens up the process to the [[Best of the Public]], meaning that since very many people examine each verse, many translations can be considered until the best possible translation is finally chosen by consensus or decree.  This is in stark contrast to translations like the new NIV, where a small number of liberal elites have absolute control over each verse, and a given passage will only be read by just a small number of those!
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5. The CBP opens up the process to the [[Best of the Public]], meaning that since very many people examine each verse, many translations can be considered until the best possible translation is finally chosen by consensus or decree.  This is in stark contrast to translations like the new NIV, where a small number of liberal elites have absolute control over each verse, and a given passage will only be read by just a small number of those! Even before the completion of the Old Testament, the superiority of the new version has become clear through the number of political, economic, and scientific insights it has made possible.
 
--[[User:LanceS|LanceS]] 19:00, 8 October 2010 (EDT)
 
--[[User:LanceS|LanceS]] 19:00, 8 October 2010 (EDT)
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