Aren't people who believe the King James Bible church splitters?

QUESTION #19:

Are people who believe the King James Bible "church splitters?"

ANSWER:

No. The only church that a believer in the perfect Bible could possibly split would have to be one that didn't believe that the Bible was perfect.

EXPLANATION:

Sometimes false accusations are based on misunderstandings. Sometimes they are based upon utter and complete falsehood. The fallacy that people believing in the perfect Bible are church splitters is unfortunately based entirely and maliciously on falsehood.

Sadly, there are many Christians who have been through the traumatizing experience of a church split. It would be erroneous to pretend that every church split was caused by someone believing that the King James Bible was perfect.

Churches split over everything from money issues to the question of what color to paint the new auditorium. The FACT of the matter is that Christians sadly lack the grace found in Romans 14 and Luke 17:1-5. It has nothing to do with the King James Bible. To try to claim that it does is to be a great deal less than honest.