the bishops will also have to vote on a new translation of Scripture currently underway, which will become the approved liturgical version of the Bible."
-My biggest question is "Will they be fixing the abysmal state of the Notes and Commentary within the NAB?" Some of them are so awful that I know of several people, personally, who quest…
the bishops will also have to vote on a new translation of Scripture currently underway, which will become the approved liturgical version of the Bible."
-My biggest question is "Will they be fixing the abysmal state of the Notes and Commentary within the NAB?" Some of them are so awful that I know of several people, personally, who questioned their faith due to the modern "historical-critical scholar" positions stated within that translation. It takes a ton of effort and research presentation to break people out of the hole of disbelief that these notes create.
the bishops will also have to vote on a new translation of Scripture currently underway, which will become the approved liturgical version of the Bible."
-My biggest question is "Will they be fixing the abysmal state of the Notes and Commentary within the NAB?" Some of them are so awful that I know of several people, personally, who questioned their faith due to the modern "historical-critical scholar" positions stated within that translation. It takes a ton of effort and research presentation to break people out of the hole of disbelief that these notes create.
How many times and how many different ways are we going to have re-translations of the Scriptures?
Each time we need new lectionaries.for the parishes, new Gospel Books and new compositions for the responsorial psalms and chants.
Well it’s happened once? Since the vulgate?
So a second time (and fifty ish years later) isn’t really going to break too many budgets. 😁