My rule of thumb (heuristic) when it comes to Memes; they're
  going to be wrong.

  The 'gist' of their argument may or may not be true, but what
  they use to base it on ALWAYS has mistakes. I've yet to find a
  meme from anywhere about ANYTHING that is factually accurate.

  The good news is for me, I enjoy research, so whenever I see a
  meme that raises my eyebrows a little, I do a quick Google
  search to refute/prove a meme.

  Politically (I consider opinions that bring people into groups
  'political') - I agree that in 2015, there are likely better
  translations available than the KJV, which was good for its
  time.

  But the Meme above wouldn't convince me of that if I didn't
  already believe it because of the errors in the Meme.

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