Well. not a IFB Baptist, but still think baptism should be for believers and by immersionI do love watching the mental gymnastics the fundamentalist Baptists have to do to maintain that the translation of baptizo is divinely inspired and infallible.
What do we think about Tim Keller?
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I have heard this before but personally, I think my KJV is more "Calvinist" than the ESV!
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I can guarantee that virtually none of them have actually read the articles of faith that 17th-century Anglicans subscribed to.
Or agreed with the 1611 Translators to include the Apocrypha in the 1611 Kjv edition
They also hold to 1984 Niv being a Calvinist translationI have heard this before but personally, I think my KJV is more "Calvinist" than the ESV!
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Well, the executive secretary of the NIV translation committee (and later general editor of the NIV Study Bible) was Edwin H. Palmer, who was a Christian Reformed pastor and otherwise best known as the author of The Five Points of Calvinism, probably the most notable book summarizing the doctrine.