Catholics Books on the Canon

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Hi all, I was wondering if you guys could recommend me any books from a Catholic perspective regarding the canon of Scripture. In particular one which has a discussion about the deuterocanonical books and their status as part of the canon. Other related books are welcome as well. Merry Christmas and happy New Years!
 
awatkins69 said:
Hi all, I was wondering if you guys could recommend me any books from a Catholic perspective regarding the canon of Scripture. In particular one which has a discussion about the deuterocanonical books and their status as part of the canon. Other related books are welcome as well. Merry Christmas and happy New Years!
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Why Catholic Bibles Are Bigger by Gary Michuta 👍👍👍
Where We Got the Bible by Henry Graham 👍👍
 
Arizona_Mike said:
Not a book, but I like these two blog posts on why each book in the Deuterocanon is divinely inspired and belongs in the Bible, including cross-references with other works that are accepted by all as divinely inspired:

catholicdefense.blogspot.com/2012/06/defending-deuterocanon-book-by-book.html

catholicdefense.blogspot.com/2012/06/defending-deuterocanon-book-by-book_28.html
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Not Catholic but I like Bruce Metzger’s “The Canon of the New Testament”. Plain common sense backed up by an excellent scholar. Obviously doesn’t discuss the deutrocanonical books tho’.
 
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