[re: naming it Conservative Bible Project or Conservapedia Bible Project]
"But I feel that "conservative" is an important term to continue to use in connection with this project. It indicates that we're not going to be fooled by, or allow, liberal distortions of the Bible."
(Oxford Online English Dictionary definition; emphasis added):
Conservative
Pronunciation:/k?n's??v?t?v/
adjective
1: averse to change or innovation and holding traditional values
And Andy Schaftafly dares to call himself a 'teacher'?!
If you don't even know your own language's lexicon, nor the correct definitions of such, then you have no right to consider yourself an educator.
But if he thinks that the most radical changes to what is the definitive Scripture (certainly by the vast majority of Fundamentalist clergy in the US), then it proves what I've always said:
Hypocrisy. It's hardwired into the DNA of the right-wing.
I wonder how he'd like it, if we at FSTDT were to create a 'Liberal Bible Project', removing all the pointless, irrelevant, and dangerous supernatural elements in such? Oh yes, that's right, we don't need to, as it's already happened.
And by one of your country's own Founding Fathers, no less - Thomas Jefferson, who created the "Jefferson Bible".
Suck it, Andy.