In What Year Was the Whole Holy Bible Completed?
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It's not that he asked a question, and put up a poll... it's the constant "HA! YOU'RE WRONG" responses that were the problem. He didn't want to have a discussion, and still does not. He wants to try to show how smart he is, because he knows something that none of the rest of us "get"....
it's childish, and more than a little troll-ish.
it's childish, and more than a little troll-ish.
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I think it might be best for some of them to avoid this topic altogether. 
Except for those who voted.
300-399 AD.
Votes: 4 100.0%
300-399 AD is rather obvious what is being said here.
What does Christian History tell us what happened between the years 300 - 399 AD, concerning the Completed Whole Holy Bible?
After knowing this much, I know your other answers automatically!
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Lol, well that is classic, and probably true of some of the more indoctrinated ones into the cults. Though have you considerred some of them maybe just simply ignorant and probably never even read the whole Holy Bible? For personal reference, I have indeed read the whole Holy Bible from one cover Alpha to cover Omega. I am actually in the middle of Acts even on this current long marathon through it.
Thanks for saying this. It's appreciated.
I didn't vote, because I don't know when the "Whole Holy Bible" was completed.
And, I don't care when it was completed.
I know, and believe with all my heart, that the versions we have of the Word are truly the Word of God.... complete. Are there some minor discrepancies here and there with translations? Yes, because the original languages do not translate exactly, word for word, in English, which is what most of us here speak.
Do I think that every word, comma, dot has to be exactly what was written down over a few thousand years? Nope.
I believe the Holy Spirit of God has made sure that everything that is essential for us to know and understand has made it through all of the translations, with the exception of the translations that were deliberately written to prove a false belief system, like the Watchtower farce.
Even if a translation is "wrong" in some small way, we have all the other translations to compare it to, and to figure out, with the guidance of the Spirit, what God was saying to us.
So, no, I didn't vote, and don't intend to. I actually thought I might learn something by joining in this thread, but saw pretty quickly the tone that was set by the OP.
I didn't vote, because I don't know when the "Whole Holy Bible" was completed.
And, I don't care when it was completed.
I know, and believe with all my heart, that the versions we have of the Word are truly the Word of God.... complete. Are there some minor discrepancies here and there with translations? Yes, because the original languages do not translate exactly, word for word, in English, which is what most of us here speak.
Do I think that every word, comma, dot has to be exactly what was written down over a few thousand years? Nope.
I believe the Holy Spirit of God has made sure that everything that is essential for us to know and understand has made it through all of the translations, with the exception of the translations that were deliberately written to prove a false belief system, like the Watchtower farce.
Even if a translation is "wrong" in some small way, we have all the other translations to compare it to, and to figure out, with the guidance of the Spirit, what God was saying to us.
So, no, I didn't vote, and don't intend to. I actually thought I might learn something by joining in this thread, but saw pretty quickly the tone that was set by the OP.
