evidence: Jerome (late fourth century) translated the Bible into Latin, and they ironically called it "The Bible in the Common Tongue," or Vulgate. In other words, those Catholics today who refuse to worship in the common tongue because of the holiness of Latin are ignorant of the fact that they only started worshiping in Latin because it was the common tongue! William Tyndale was burned at the stake by the Catholic Church for translating the Bible into English (1536). The Church vehemently opposed laypeople like Butker reading the Bible and took all measures to keep it in Latin. [...] But my deeper concern is for the antisemitic trope that Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green, Rep. Matt Gaetz (it’s ironic listening to him talk about Jesus’ gospel when his own life is riddled with serious accusations of immorality), and Harrison Butker spread the lie that the congressional bill outlaws the biblical narrative. The IHRA definition has been around for quite a while, and no one has ever been concerned that it would keep believers from being able to publicly preach the biblical narrative.