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| − | + | The '''Bible''' is the collection of canonical religious texts in Christianity. | |
| − | + | Christians believe these men were under Divine inspriration, and many Christians believe that the Bible is God's infallible Word to men. Exactly what is included in the Bible is a matter of some dispute. In particular, certain books counted as part of the Bible by the [[Roman Catholic Church]] are regarded as non-canonical by many Protestants. | |
| − | God's infallible Word to men. | ||
Revision as of 07:50, February 22, 2007
The Bible is the collection of canonical religious texts in Christianity. Christians believe these men were under Divine inspriration, and many Christians believe that the Bible is God's infallible Word to men. Exactly what is included in the Bible is a matter of some dispute. In particular, certain books counted as part of the Bible by the Roman Catholic Church are regarded as non-canonical by many Protestants.