lol, and these people are Wiccan, too.

[quote name='Oberon' date='Nov 19 2006, 09:21 PM' post='130808'] [quote]What do you mean? What arabic version? what was re-written or taken out to serve prosecution? What books are missing?

[quote]It's common knowledge... not sure if Arabic is the right original language, lemme check [/me asks]. Hm, okay, Hebrew? Well, I could swear the version they were talking about was more obscure then that. Though I relally knew Arabic was wrong... and, yeah, common knowledge, most paradoxial book ever written, etc., etc... it would take years to fully answer the questions you wrote here... lol.[/quote][/quote]

The old testament was written in hebrew. All of the gospels were written in greek. The Koran, the Holy Book of Islam, was written in arabic. Although many versions are different in very, very, small areas, this is because of errors in copying, not to serve persecution. Also, there are no books missing. [/quote]


"NO BOOKS MISSING AND I'M ARROGANT!" Okay, so who with a better knowledge then me wants to set these people straight?

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Uhh... just asking for more detailed info, or at least info that sounds like it comes from a knowledgeable source, about the books that were missing from the Bible.

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I believe you were the one who posted that entire books had been removed around the time of persecution when they started changing Christianity to fit their own prejudices and trying to get rid of the Pagans.

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Sigh.

Research: The Apocrypha

Then,

Research: Books of the Bible

Do you just ... not look at Wikipedia?

Well, the Apocrypha was taken out of the protestant Bibles. Often times it's still included in the back though. But Catholic Bibles include those seven apocryphal books. The only books I can imagine that you would be talking about are the Gnostic gospels. The Gnostics believed that all material existance is evil, and thus, Jesus couldn't have taken on human form. They believed that his spirit came down to earth and his physical being was an illusion. This was declared a heresy because it goes against the Catholic doctrine that Jesus was fully God and fully man, at the same time. Those gospels are the ones you hear about that talk about Mary Magdeline being married to Jesus. Whether that is true or not, I dunno, but those are the only ones I know about.

Just a Catholic perspective on your question.

I don't understant. Is this topic about whether or not the Bible is complete and some parts originally in it are now ommitted, or did I completely miss the point?

Something like that, Air.

Well, Maverick, I do not have endless amounts of time on my hand during which I can spend just reading 7-page write-ups in font size 1 just so I can respond better to some poeple on a message board who are being iditos, when the entire message board is full of nothing but.

So there is no reason I should not ask those who already HAVE, yeah since not looking for something specific it makes it much easier 'cause it'll be more intresting then. And you already know the answer if you've seen it, and from where.

Plus.

Wikipedia kinda sucks.