Correct. They were.

Perhaps not for that reason though.

But yes, they were

KJV is treacherous

Douay Rheims forever

http://biblehub.com/drb/exodus/33.htm doesn't have the capitalization in there either

I wasn't the one saying to capitalize "the".

Talk to the other goonball

I know

I was just saying I don't approve of the KJV

Get off my back.

Its not like the KJV is prohibited to read in any way by the catholic doctrine though

Right. I still think it is imprudent given there are better alternatives

You have a hot girl and an ugly which do you bang

Neither <:smug:402400327313391616>

"Ah fuck it, I'll bang the ugly one cause it's allowed!"

No, you bang the hot one, get it?

So read Douay Rheims

>not marrying the bitch first

<:bigguy:402401397892710411>

Don't countersignal Thanos, he's /ourguy/

Fellas I just went to see a play

What play?

it was a community production of Big Fish

Oof

tbh I really liked it

Sorry lad, I normally only watched Shakespearean performances

I'm unfamiliar with the movie or the book, but this particular production of it was good

King Lear is probably the GOAT play

The acting was pretty good, the music was good, production values were ok, I honestly liked the play itself

And there was only one token POC in the whole cast

and like one other in the audience

I really need to go and see an opera performance

It was a very implicit affair overall

I'm in love a Syrian olympic swimmer.

She's 10/10

@Papa Berb Enlighten me on King Lear

I wonder if she's catholic

Essentially, the King Lear in his old age divides his kingdom up amongst two of his three daughters based on nothing but flattery, then they fight amongst themselves for power with his third daughter. The resulting conflict amongst his family but also his kingdom drives him crazy.