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Finally, the theory surrounding King James's translation of the Bible suggests intent to manipulate religious narratives for control. Critics point to the introduction of a new version of biblical texts during a period in which King James had publicly shown an interest in demonology, allegedly seeking to alter verses and exclude texts that contradicted his authority.
Asserting that the King James Bible holds significant alterations from its predecessors like the Geneva Bible, proponents suggest this creates an avenue for control over spirituality and thought. This theory's substantiation arises from historical context and shifts in religious practices, marking it as a conspiracy truth within theological discussions.