We will have to ignore that what Bibles we can get nowadays isn’t even going to be the original Greek or Hebrew that they want, so why even ask for that? I wonder if she can read the Biblical Greek or Hebrew.

Directly to the point, though, is to dismiss other people’s criticism when they use a Bible but then use something like the Good Person Test which uses wrong translations of the Ten Commandments from the OT (that pesky Hebrew) and modifies them with passages from the NT (that pesky Greek.) Yet she doesn’t present them in the Hebrew or Greek! The Good Person Test in all its bad rhetoric is being given a free pass in the face of requesting that criticism follow strict guidelines.

This would make more sense if the Good Person Test Commandments weren’t actually outright wrong; if they were simply misinterpreted (what this about it only being a specific behavior?) or out of context (how is it that these commands are only for this specific tribe?) but actually written differently from contemporary translations in English.

People who give special pleading to memes generated by Ray Comfort and shut down criticism with this sort of reply really need to be called on it.