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There is not a single part that I ignore and there is nothing contradictory in the entire book. There are people who do not understand its concepts, and in nearly every case the misunderstanding is due to their idea of what is currently convenient and what is not. (For the record, I am not claiming some form of personal enlightenment. I certainly don't understand every concept I come across and am certainly prone to misinterpret, but I believe my doctrine is solid enough because I scarcely come across contrary interpretations in the works of the Church Fathers.)

There is also a serious issue with "televangelists." I would reckon that a fair percentage, if not the outright majority, of people who call themselves Christians do not understand the language of book. Since it might as well be gibberish to them, they haven't studied it in any significant or effective manner so rely solely on their media of choice to communicate doctrine to them.