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It's even more amazing how she associates the evil of translating the Bible into native languages, with punishments for speaking native languages: Some of the
by MikeUt 5y ago
It's even more amazing how she associates the evil of translating the Bible into native languages, with punishments for speaking native languages:
Some of the first grammar resources for previously unwritten languages were created by Christian missionaries in order to translate the Bible and proselytize to indigenous peoples worldwide. History is rife with examples of colonial subjects who were forced to learn the languages of their colonizers, often facing punishment for speaking in their native languages.
Surely any reasonable person would see that translating books into a language promotes, not suppresses, that language. Yet she links one to the other without missing a beat.
- 908B64B197 5y ago> Yet she links one to the other without missing a beat. That's because the article's conclusion was written first, then filling had to be added to reach the pre-agreed conclusion.