[af_vet_1981]

I consider it evidence against the entire concept of Protestantism that
1. it created doctrines, Sola Scriptura for example, but never had unity as to which versions and translations of such scriptures, let alone agreement on doctrines, among itself and its offspring. The Protest continues, as it were, emergent and divergent.
2. there are myriads of different faith communities, sects, denominations that are not in unity (other than being antiCatholic). Other than being antiCatholic what could unify them other than the model of rebellion ?
3. there is no apostolic authority; God did not send another apostle to reform the faith once delivered to the saints.

As such, it is no surprise to me Protestantism has discarded the Authorized Version (KJV) of the scriptures. It fits the model and undermines the supposed premises.

[Elsie]

As such, it is no surprise to me Protestantism has discarded the Authorized Version (KJV) of the scriptures.

And you Catholics still have nothing newer than the Douay Rheims; Right?

[Elsie]

As such, it is no surprise to me Protestantism has discarded the Authorized Version (KJV) of the scriptures.

And you Catholics still have nothing newer than the Douay Rheims; Right?

[Elsie]

As such, it is no surprise to me Protestantism has discarded the Authorized Version (KJV) of the scriptures.

And you DO know what 'authorized' means; Right?

http://www.kjvbibles.com/kjpreface.htm

[Elsie]

but never had unity as to which versions and translations of such scriptures, let alone agreement on doctrines, among itself and its offspring.

And all the councils and synods and Magisterium enclaves had nothing but unanimity/consensus in each and all of their decisions; right?