Baptist Board forum

Here's a lengthy but interesting KJVO thread at BaptistBoard.com on the origins of the KJVO movement. The thread is interesting because contributors include Baptist missionaries and pastors, and because it references some first-hand experiences with Baptist Bible schools and churches during the early years of the KJVO movement. Beware the last few pages; a couple KJVO folk try hijacking the thread and it starts to deteriorate into typical KJVO-style salvation questioning and red herring flinging.

Posts of note in this thread
1. The Psalm 12 controversy: #27
2. cults' use of KJV: #44
3. KJVO vs. foreign language Bibles and missions: #16, #180
4. reasons for KJV dominance / continued use of other translations: #22, #49, #83, #119
5. The "study to show thyself approved" archaism: #29, #39
6. The "devil's plot" to water down the Bible claim: #16, #189
7. KJVO / Baptist history: #3, #7, #53, #64
8. KJVO / anti-charismatic (& anti-contemporary music) link: #195

Fundamentalist / Baptist History

Some interesting quotes from Fundamentalist and/or Baptist leaders over the years in this article, along with some basic criticisms of KJVO and some thought-provoking warnings about dividing the church.

Who Burned Whom?

"Let's not bicker and argue about who killed who" (Monty Python).

Calvinist King James, Baptist at the stake burner?

Some Baptist History

How was KJVO viewed by Fundamentalist Baptists prior to 1970? What does Baptist history reveal?