“Wouldn’t it be nice if there were a place where King James Bible Believers could go and meet one another?” You can check out the website he’s promoting here

Oh, how nice! A fundy friend has sent me a card! Hello, cute puppy. Let’s look inside… Oh, a plan of salvation insert? My friend knows I’ve been a Christian for 28 years now but I guess one can never be too careful. Let’s look at the rest of the card… Wait, this is a [...]

Here we have a sign set up at a small local library… Ah, we can see that a couple of the local fundies have already left their mark here… I suppose that compared to the KJV, Jesus just doesn’t rate.

I suppose there’s no greater wordless commentary on the KJVO branch of fundamentalism than the replacing of a cross with a picture of a specific bible translation.

Today’s photo is of a book by Sam Gipp, entitled The Answer Book. Given that title one would imagine a work of Fundies Guide To The Galaxy proportions, but a quick look at the back cover reveals that the only answers Gipp is providing are to a strangely eclectic group of questions about the King [...]

I have a confession to make: I’m no longer an Independent Baptist Fundamentalist but I still love my King James Bible. Yes, she’s old-fashioned and in places she’s more than a bit obscure. And there are certainly plenty of trendy new Bible versions with stylish covers that scream to me from the shelves of the [...]

Matthew Paul Turner of JesusNeedsNewPR.net has a post up today about how to hold a decent party for the 400th birthday of the King James Version: Ye shall celebrate the 400th birthday of the King James Bible I’ll be doing my own post about the Grand Old Version here shortly, but his is worth reading.

Today’s photo comes from a 1/4 page ad placed in a fundy school’s 1986 yearbook by the pastor. (The the school was later closed after the pastor’s son graduated).

I really have to wonder where the fundy obsession with kings originates. If you can at the same time believe that God’s Word had to be authorized by a human king but that a Republic is God’s favorite form of government — you might be a fundamentalist.