Bible Homework Two Answers - Student Four - Revision history

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AddisonDM at 22:06, March 6, 2011

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Aschlafly: Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback, and am looking forward to more lectures and homework in this important course.

2010-10-11T00:54:16Z

Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback, and am looking forward to more lectures and homework in this important course.

TeacherEd at 00:31, October 11, 2010

2010-10-11T00:31:35Z

Aschlafly: this is complete

2010-10-11T00:05:04Z

this is complete

Aschlafly: The CBP is also special in how it uses Best New Conservative Words to express the original meaning more clearly and concisely.

2010-10-10T22:27:21Z

The CBP is also special in how it uses Best New Conservative Words to express the original meaning more clearly and concisely.

Aschlafly: constant translation and retranslation are essential to convey the original meaning.

2010-10-10T14:25:27Z

constant translation and retranslation are essential to convey the original meaning.

Aschlafly: through question 2

2010-10-10T13:53:54Z

through question 2

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 . What is your favorite book of the Bible? Why?
 : The Gospels of Luke and John.  (Sorry, I have two favorites!)  I like the Gospel of Luke because it is so beautifully written and its parables (like the [[Prodigal Son]]) are so powerful, and Gospel of John is so brilliant.
 . List all books contained in the Torah. Who are they traditionally considered to have been written by?
 : Traditionally thought to have been written by [[Moses]], the [[Torah]] consists of the Books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy.
 . Why do you think the Bible is translated? Why don't we just keep it in the original Hebrew and Greek?
 : The meanings of words change over time, so even keeping the Bible in the original Hebrew and Greek would not ensure communication of its original meaning.  Also, Christian concepts went beyond the language available at the time, and new words help fill in the gaps.  Thus constant translation and retranslation are essential to convey the original meaning.
 . Can a citizen of Greece today understand the original New Testament? Why or why not?
 :Not easily, because the New Testament was written in "[[Koine Greek]]."  Languages change over time, just as English has too.
 . How is the process used in translating the Conservapedia Bible different from the process used for other translations? How do you think this improves the final product?
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 :The [[CBP]] is also special in how it uses [[Best New Conservative Words]] to express the original meaning more clearly and concisely.
 EXTRA CREDIT: Translate at least 5 verses for the Conservapedia Bible Translation project.
 :Editing one verse apiece in Matthew and Mark (changing "rich man" to "idle miser"), and the first three verses in Micah.  Hope to do more but this much wraps up my homework assignment here.  This is complete.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 20:05, 10 October 2010 (EDT)

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	EXTRA CREDIT: Translate at least 5 verses for the Conservapedia Bible Translation project.		EXTRA CREDIT: Translate at least 5 verses for the Conservapedia Bible Translation project.

−	:~~Doing next~~ ...!	+	:Editing one verse apiece in Matthew and Mark (changing "rich man" to "idle miser"), and the first three verses in Micah. Hope to do more but this much wraps up my homework assignment here. This is complete.--[[User:Aschlafly\|Andy Schlafly]] 20:05, 10 October 2010 (EDT)

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	3. Why do you think the Bible is translated? Why don't we just keep it in the original Hebrew and Greek?		3. Why do you think the Bible is translated? Why don't we just keep it in the original Hebrew and Greek?
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	4. Can a citizen of Greece today understand the original New Testament? Why or why not?		4. Can a citizen of Greece today understand the original New Testament? Why or why not?

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	2. List all books contained in the Torah. Who are they traditionally considered to have been written by?		2. List all books contained in the Torah. Who are they traditionally considered to have been written by?
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		+	: Traditionally thought to have been written by [[Moses]], the [[Torah]] consists of the Books of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy.

	3. Why do you think the Bible is translated? Why don't we just keep it in the original Hebrew and Greek?		3. Why do you think the Bible is translated? Why don't we just keep it in the original Hebrew and Greek?