The Forbidden Book History of the English Bible

[year2027]

[brideofjc]

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Thanks, Roy! Good stuff!

[year2027]

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Beloved brideofjc

God loves you my dear friend

yes I enjoy it too

I am glad you enjoy it too and yes you are welcome

thank you

with love and a holy kiss blowing your way Roy

[penworks]

On this topic, I suggest reading:

Wide as the Waters - The Story of the English Bible and the Revolution it Inspired, by Benson Bobrick (historian) and other books like, Karen Armstrong's recent one: The Bible, a Biography.

[year2027]

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Beloved penworks

God loves you my dear friend

I will think about it my friend

thank you

with love and a holy kiss blowing your way Roy

[JumpinJive]

For a different perspective, try "Misquoting Jesus" by Bart Ehrman:

http://www.amazon.com/Misquoting-Jesus-Sto...2842&sr=8-1

-JJ

[year2027]

God first

Beloved JumpinJive

God loves you my dear friend

thanks for the link

thank you

with love and a holy kiss blowing your way Roy

[penworks]

I just finished reading Bart Erhman's book, Misquoting Jesus. I think he offers an important viewpoint on textual research, a topic I am very interested in since I was on the Research Team at HQ and came to similar conclusions as he presents...