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'Of the NWT's rendering "...and the Word was a god" at John 1:1, Metzger states it "is not justifiable" and "entirely in accord with the Arian theology of the sect."

Dr. Jason BeDuhn, states of the NWT that its "translation of John 1:1 is superior to" the other translations he considered. He continues, "It may well be that the NW translators came to the task of translating John 1:1 with as much bias as the other translators did. It just so happens that their bias corresponds in this case to a more accurate
translation of the Greek. ... The NW translation of John 1:1 is superior to that of the other eight translations we are comparing. I do not think it is the best possible translation for a modern English reader; but at least it breaks with the KJV tradition followed by all the others, and it does so in the right direction by paying attention to how Greek grammar and syntax actually work."'

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I wondered how this phrase originated.

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From the page: "Sims 2

A game so addicting that some people forget that THEY are the real ones and the Sims are fake.

Person 1: What are you doing?
Person 2: I'm watching my Sim watch TV.
Person 3: What are YOU doing?
Person 2: I'm watching him watch his Sim watch TV. "

"Uncopyrightable"

It sure is. You cannot copyright a word.