With all the many Christian doctrines that are contained in the Bible it is important to make sure that we categorize them into a format that is easy to understand and also keeps us from dividing over things that need not divide us. Albert Mohler's article does such that in that it gives us a basic structure upon which to think critically about doctrine and then we can sort it into 1st, 2nd and 3rd level issues as necessary depending on things like how important it is to the historic Christian faith, as well as how clearly it is taught in the Scriptures.

​"The King James Only Controversy by its very nature, brings disruption and contention right into the local Christian church pews."  - James White

By far there are two resources available today that cover this issue that are greater than every other. I will discuss the other at another time but for today Dr. James White's The King James Controversy is in view here. This book does an excellent job of outlining the issue at hand and presenting a strong case against the exclusive use of the King James Version.

Here is another excellent debate about the exclusive use of the KJV translation of the Bible.  In this debate which took place I believe in 1995 (as you can tell since James White still had hair), there are men from different backgrounds to discuss the subject. There are men representing the NKJV, NIV and NASB translation committees and there is also Samuel Gipp and others who hold to KJV Onlyism.