Why context matters

I e-mailed the webmater this morning asking if they were aware of the context of the verse and if they were, why it was still chosen. Haven't heard anything back yet but if I do, I'll post it here.

It looks like they have changed their banner since this morning. </font>[/QUOTE]Thanks, prehaps then they didn't realize what they had done, or it was a mistake. We don't really know how long it was there do we? I mean maybe just a few days and you emailing them made them pay more attention.
I'd love to know what they say if they email you back. </font>[/QUOTE]I have not gotten a reply yet and at this point do not expect one. So I suspect it was a mistake that they would rather forget happened.

 

I think you might be right.

 

[quoteThanks, prehaps then they didn't realize what they had done, or it was a mistake. We don't really know how long it was there do we? I mean maybe just a few days and you emailing them made them pay more attention.
I'd love to know what they say if they email you back. [/QUOTE]Reprobation has a way of failing to know what one is really doing.

 

I would say that liberals have not cornered the market on stupidity and poor understanding of biblical context. </font>[/QUOTE]Neither have radical fundamentalists.

 

Most definitely.

 

I got a response. It looks like many people noticed their error and e-mailed them about it.

 

I missed it--what quote were they using?

 

Thanks Gold Dragon, I am glad they simply made a mistake.

 

Luke 4:7

 

I would say that liberals have not cornered the market on stupidity and poor understanding of biblical context. </font>[/QUOTE]Neither have radical fundamentalists. </font>[/QUOTE]Doesn't that cover the majority?