300 years after Christ the early church scourred the middle east, Europe and Africa looking for ancient documents, which they gathered up, authenticated, sorted out, debated what should and should not be included to create this Book we call the Bible and then copied it all painstakingly by hand. All a monumental and time consuming task, not the easiest thing to do. At the time most people couldn't read or write, very few Bibles would have been in existance and the church was not to know that so many of us would become literate. Christianity had followed an oral tradition and continued even after the Bibles creation. So why did they decide to create a Bible?
2007-07-13
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