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I thought it was at the Council of Nicea in 325, but now I’m hearing that there was no talk about the compilation of all of the writings in that council.
catholicapologetics.info/apologetics/protestantism/wbible.htmI thought it was at the Council of Nicea in 325, but now I’m hearing that there was no talk about the compilation of all of the writings in that council.
I know there were several coucils…but i think the “final” compilation was during the council of Hippo in 390 I think a book of the Early Church Fathers would help out since what was there the first 400 years of Christianity??? Hmmm???maybe the protestants were sitting in wait to trip us up, and make us look like the one’s who make no sense…of course if the Internet is your source, we know how much the seculars HATE us…OF COURSE their 34,000+ denomination are all correct. I know you didn’t ask this, but if they didn’t like the compilation or the interpretation, then they could have done what the Mormons did…make themselves a new false profit, and use the KJV (politically, NOT spiritually inspired, as even in the 1611 version included the apocrypha. Let’s remember, he is not buried next to his wife but between his two gay lovers…hence the name “Queen James” was so popular of the times…this is hilarious since one of those 34000+ denominations…who knows as they some have names and some don’t…think that the Catholic Church is stealing the KJV from them!LOL…who ever “they” are. Like an establish religion such as Christianity, would compile a book, so that in 1100+ years during the reformation words could be changed, or everything could be interpreted however they would like is pure insanity. I still think that is the funniest protestant dogma…as a former Lutheran, I KNEW that the people I was “worshiping with” each Sunday, were clearly beating to their own drum. I am thankfully Catholic 14 years this past Easter VigilI thought it was at the Council of Nicea in 325, but now I’m hearing that there was no talk about the compilation of all of the writings in that council.
catholicevangelism.org/h-canon1.shtmlI thought it was at the Council of Nicea in 325, but now I’m hearing that there was no talk about the compilation of all of the writings in that council.