Welcome to Douglas Wilson's The Plodcast. This audio is brought to you by

Canon Press. Did you know that Canon just released the Modernized Geneva Bible in a

New Testament box set?

The 1599 Geneva Bible is a remarkable Bible for many reasons.

It was the first English Bible translated entirely from the Hebrew and the Greek.

It was the first Bible chapter and verse divisions.

It was the first with a legible font and the first with maps, notes, and chronologies.

Most importantly, it was intended not for displaying in churches but for family reading.

With that in mind the MGB updates archaic syntax spelling and vocabulary of the first iconic Geneva version, allowing you to read

without distraction the most important English Bible of the Reformation.

If you're interested in learning more about the modernized Geneva Bible, visit modernized Geneva Bible.com. Yes, God, God, God, don't never change. So welcome to the plodcast this is episode 176 episode 176 I'm going to

I'm going to get into several topics that have gotten me in trouble in the past and someone's

going to say, well why do you do that? There's a reason. It's not that I like getting in trouble,

and it's not that I like being accused of racism. I don't like

being accused of racism. I think that actual racism properly defined as a sin and I think that

Christians should avoid it.

But racism today is simply what you get called

if you're winning an argument with a liberal.

Or as Thomas Sol once put it, charges of racism are like

ketchup. They go on everything. So basically I would prefer to talk about

racial vane glory and racial animosity. If you are hostile to someone else simply and solely because of the

color of their skin, then you are guilty of racial animosity and if you believe yourself to be superior to that person simply

...