I have heard that there are parts of the Bible that were never included or were removed, what do you know about this? Is there a way to access these lost writings? How trustworthy is the Bible as a whole knowing it may have been tampered with?
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dr.crane14
Feb 27, 2017
The validity and completeness of the Bible
The validity and completeness of the Bible
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Check out the "Dead Sea Scrolls," in reference to the the consistency of the OT Bible from thousands of years ago to the present canon. Pretty great evidence we have, that at least 2/3 of the Bible is untampered as the Dead Sea Scrolls are 99.9% identical to the current Bible.
Pick up a Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox and Coptic Bible. All have different books.
Which is why Protestants use the books coroberated by historical analysis. Not to say that the other groups are completely wrong, or even somehow correct, but anthropology is pretty clear on the validity of the Bible as a recorder of history, as far as any book of antiquity can be such a record.