General Did Catholics create the Bible?

[benadam1974]

What we today know as the Catholic Church came into its own during the so-called Dark to Medieval Age in Europe. Before then Christendom was a disparate group of mainly unitarian, binitarian and nascent trinitarians. For example, during the time of the councils, like Nicea in 325AD., you had unitarians arguing against nascent trinitarians.​

So the myth that the Catholic Church, let alone Emperor Constantine, created the biblical canon as we know it today is just that, a myth!​

For more see: ​

 

[Lori Jane]

Thanks Carlos!

I liked this chart - very helpful.


I decided to take some screenshots of the presentation:

 

[Lori Jane]

And here is a PDF of other ancient manuscripts from The College Chruch
HANDOUTS-Is-Scripture-Reliable.pdf (thecollegechurch.org)

And another related webpage How does the Bible compare to other historical documents? - North Hills Church

And a related YouTube video by Voddie Baucham

 

[benadam1974]

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And here is a PDF of other ancient manuscripts from The College Chruch
HANDOUTS-Is-Scripture-Reliable.pdf (thecollegechurch.org)

And another related webpage How does the Bible compare to other historical documents? - North Hills Church

And a related YouTube video by Voddie Baucham

Wow! Thanks.