The Apocrypha in the KJV?

It is often asserted against King James onlyism that the KJV originally included the Apocrypha. And while this is true, it ignores several key points about what we actually believe, the history of the KJV, other Protestant translations, and what the translators themselves thought of the Apocrypha. Ironically, the inverse of this argument is used by Catholics who claim the King James Bible "removed" seven books of the Bible. The Bible Text is Perfect Firstly, King James onlyists believe the Bible text of the KJV to be perfect. We do not attach infallibility to anything else. The 1611 had its preface, table of contents, several charts, etc., yet we do not hold those to be infallible—it is no different in the case of the Deuterocanon. Even modern printings of various Bible translations are bound with dictionaries, maps, or even concordances in the back. Just because extra-biblical content is printed and contained within the same binding as the scriptural text does not mean that...