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To get better understanding. Yes your native language is the one you understand the best. The bible has a lot of big words that might be hard for someone who doesn't have English (for example) as their first language.
It would depend on your religious beliefs. Many people do not hold with or believe in the bible. In addition many other religions have their own texts.
You cant own people. . . and no they dont own people.... thatd be awkward. I honestly dont understand why someone would post such an awkwardly stupid question
Most people do not understand the possibilities for their own lives
Some of them read the bible, but most are Muslim so they read the Koran.
Yes bible stories are important as it encourages christians in times of trails and tribulations and also it lays the very fundamental foundation which teaches christians to be who they were meant to be.
I am not certain if they teach evoluation in bible college science classes. I would think that they might, to show what other people think. However, each bible college has its own rules and regulations.
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There is nothing wrong with the King James Bible. If you are asking in regard to why some people prefer to use other versions, then it would be because the King James version is written in old English which is hard for some people to understand. Therefore other versions were written to make them more understandable to a modern world. As long as the basic text is the same, different versions can be used. I prefer to refer to different versions to help me understand a certain verse. I own a King James, NIV, and Living Bible. Each one has a unique way of portraying the same text.
This is an optional question. People have own methods.
The translation of the Bible into German was important because, prior to this, it was only really available in Latin. Since the majority of people could not understand Latin, this meant that the Bible (and also church services and rites, which were also in Latin) were incomprehensible to them. By translating the Bible into the language of the people, Martin Luther made it accessible to them and allowed them to read and interpret it on their own, rather than through the intermediary of the Catholic church.