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In Denver, Rev. Carl McIntire rallied 1,200 supporters, denouncing the Revised Standard Version of the Bible as 'the work of Satan' produced by liberals denying Christ's deity, and criticized the sponsoring National Council of Churches for pro-Communist ideas.
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DENVER, (AP) -- An approving crowd of 1,200 last night heard the new revised standard version of the Bible denounced as the work of "Satan and his agents."
Rev. Carl McIntire, of Collingswood, N.J., said the new Bible is "an unholy book" produced by "liberalists and modernists" who "do not believe in the deity of Christ."
Thirty-four times during the speech, the crowd chorused "amen." And the people shouted "No" repeatedly when McIntire asked if they could accept the new Bible.
He assailed the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., which sponsored the revision, and said the "radical pro-Communist ideas in these very churches are at the bottom" of the Bible project.
McIntire is president of the International Council of Christian Churches and a founder of the American Council of Christian Churches, which sponsored the rally.
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Rev. Carl McIntire denounced the Revised Standard Version of the Bible as the work of Satan and his agents, produced by liberalists and modernists who deny the deity of Christ, at a rally sponsored by the American Council of Christian Churches, where the crowd of 1,200 approved enthusiastically and rejected the new Bible.