If God Given then God Preserved

from Philosophy: 10-minutes in the doorway · host Professor Owen Anderson, Philosophy

How can we know that the Bible we have in front of us contains the same message as what Moses or Paul wrote down? Do we need to do textual criticism and find older and older copies? Until we do that, are we left with doubt that we have the Word of God? The answer is that we can know with certainty that we have the same Word of God as given to the authors of the Bible.

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