AKS Posted October 25, 2016 Posted October 25, 2016 36 minutes ago, cdowis said: To call God a "stickler" is simply inappropriate. Just as we address our Creator with Thee and Thou, we need to be cautious in how we talk about God. This is what I think. I apologize. It is my opinion that God does not care about language nor dialect. I find it slightly amusing to think the creator of man and the universe would have a preference for ye olde English. I would think true reverence is all that is required. But what do I know?
churchistrue Posted November 21, 2016 Author Posted November 21, 2016 I've been doing a lot of work on my computer analysis project. I think many of you will be interested in this. Here's the latest post. http://www.churchistrue.com/blog/book-of-mormon-stylometry-l-voice/ I am putting forward the "Three Voice Hypothesis" of the Book of Mormon. Starting with Mosiah in Mosiah Priority order, I see two major trends. 1. The distinction of S Voice (sermon) and N Voice (narrative). I believe these have very strong word pattern distinctions. 2. A trend that starts about the beginning of Helaman, which I call L Voice (Late). Some mistake this for Nephi's voice, but actually it starts much earlier and ramps up fairly evenly. I also did a little bit on EModE and Hebraisms, which of special interest to many of you. 2
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