Constantine create a bible?

anti_aktivis

Is it true , Constantine create a bible .

or perhaps  is it true  Constantine compile a bible base on books that he like?

And what happened to the books he doesn't like?

Originally posted by anti_aktivis at 7-9-2006 07:56 PM
Is it true , Constantine create a bible .

or perhaps  is it true  Constantine compile a bible base on books that he like?

And what happened to the books he doesn't like?

yes.. he called those who aligned with trinity concept and claimed that christian = trinity. this was rejected by a lot of other true chiristians but most of their kitabs were burned and claimed that its heretic to even own such books. however there some that survive to these days such as the nag hamadi, judas etc.. so constatntine basically created the bible by compiling a few books authored by favorite writers. that's what i am told lah.. if its wrong, the christians in this forum have to defend lah..

anti_aktivis

Originally posted by bob at 7-9-2006 08:07 PM


yes.. he called those who aligned with trinity concept and claimed that christian = trinity. this was rejected by a lot of other true chiristians but most of their kitabs were burned and claime ...

Good fact u have there bob , but sad all christian ignore the truth , they prefer fantasy

SquiZZ

How one earth did constantine created the bible that we have today? Please explain.

he also posted this some time ago..

or could it be some one else...

but im pretty sure its him...

just ignore him...

wonder why the mod havent notice this....

or did they...??

anti_aktivis

Originally posted by SquiZZ at 8-9-2006 12:26 AM
How one earth did constantine created the bible that we have today? Please explain.

So what Constantine do when he compile many book to become a bible? And on what bases he choose the books?

SquiZZ

Thats your job. Not mine.

anti_aktivis

Originally posted by SquiZZ at 8-9-2006 12:04 PM
Thats your job. Not mine.

So can I say u have no idea what is behind a Bible , who compiled it . And u just blindly use bible as ur guidance. Waaaaaaa interesting

SquiZZ

Originally posted by anti_aktivis at 8-9-2006 12:09 PM


So can I say u have no idea what is behind a Bible , who compiled it . And u just blindly use bible as ur guidance. Waaaaaaa interesting

Think whatever you want. Assuming that i really dont know the origin of the bible, can you share with us your knowledge then.

anti_aktivis

Originally posted by SquiZZ at 8-9-2006 12:13 PM


Think whatever you want. Assuming that i really dont know the origin of the bible, can you share with us your knowledge then.

My knowledge is very simple , thats why i ask

Is it true , Constantine create a bible .

or perhaps  is it true  Constantine compile a bible base on books that he like?

And what happened to the books he doesn't like?

Debmey

is there any evidence that constantine created Bible? Where?

anti_aktivis

Originally posted by Debmey at 8-9-2006 12:20 PM
is there any evidence that constantine created Bible? Where?

R u saying Connstantine is not the one who compile a bible? Did u know that with Contantine compilation , bible will not exist in one book.

Debmey

no sir, not aware that constantine compiled Bible.

anti_aktivis

Originally posted by Debmey at 8-9-2006 12:38 PM
no sir, not aware that constantine compiled Bible.

Creation Of The Bible As We Know It and Yet Another Revision
320 C.E. to 1330 C.E.
In the midst of all this intellectual turmoil in the church, Constantine gave to Eusebius, the bishop of Caesaria (a Roman port on the coast of modern Israel), a little assignment. Put together some scriptures for the emperor to present to the new churches he was constructing at his new capital of Constantinople in time for his new festival of the resurrection, to be called "Easter." Fifty copies, please.
Eusebius, who was easily the most notorious documentary revisionist of his time, thoughtfully complied. We do not know which books of the hundreds available that he supplied the emperor, nor how much he revised them (since many are not known from texts earlier than Eusebius), but we do know that Eusebius realized that it was only a matter of time before the "inspired oracles" as he called them, would have to be gathered together for Christians to study in common worldwide in the form of a scriptural library, a bible. We also know that Eusebius was deeply worried about the contradictions they contained and the political dynamite that could ensue should those contradictions become a matter of dispute among the masses, or, far worse, in the mind of the Emperor. We do know that Eusebius did, in fact, make extensive modifications of the works he was concerned about, as we have a few earlier texts with which to compare some of his work. As correlation and standardization were the orders of the day (under the less-than-gentle hand of the Council of Nicea), Eusebius could clearly see a very Imperial problem was brewing, and was determined to head it off if he could. Eusebius' revisionism is particularly unfortunate for modern scholars, in that the only versions we have of many early Christian documents are ones known to have passed through his scrutiny.

http://www.bidstrup.com/bible.htm

Debmey

so was it con stantine or eusebius?

Still too vague my fren.

The who what when where hows please.

SquiZZ

And while you at it AA, who is this scott bidstrup?

anti_aktivis

Originally posted by Debmey at 8-9-2006 01:14 PM
so was it con stantine or eusebius?

Still too vague my fren.

The who what when where hows please.

Yes good question , who is eusibieus? Does he a god?

Debmey

Allah surely isn't God thats for sure.

anti_aktivis

Originally posted by Debmey at 8-9-2006 02:25 PM
Allah surely isn't God thats for sure.

So how Constantine and the esodius.. bla bla do a bible compiling. On what basis?

Debmey

Constantine did not compile the bible, it was the council of bishops.
So since mo was a man, who was he to say quran is from God? where are the jinns that witnessed it? Can we verify with them?