The Bible and The Iliad Interpretation and Comparisions
Up until the early part of this century, the King James Bible was thought to be one of the only reliable English translations of the bible available. Of course, you had the choice between the Old Testament and the New Testament, but unless you were choosing between those, the only other options you had were an assortment of colors and binding styles. Today, however, there are over fifty different adaptations and versions of the bible available in English alone, not to mention the many more in other languages. People are searching for answers in today’s world, and find themselves turning to the scriptures for guidance and help. Some people want to be assured that they are getting the most accurate and literal translation possible for religious purposes. Others want a bible that is easy to read and understand. More still look for a bible as an example of the first work of prose, and wish to learn from it as a piece of literature. Even though there are many translations, it is not fair to say that one is better than the another, as many versions serve different purposes and different people. Today we have no perfect translation, but there are a number which are
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