I was interviewed by Campus Protestant on the history of the Bible.

In this interview, I answer questions about modern translations of the Bible, the oldest manuscripts and their reliability, the various phases of redaction and transmission of the various books that compose the Bible, as well as their selection and authority as “canonical” books.

You can watch the video on Campus Protestant or directly below.

Enjoy! 😀

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5 thoughts on “The History of the Bible, on Campus Protestant”

  3. Merci pour cette belle synthèse !, avec une petite question concernant le nombre des livres du NT = 27 (3 X 3 X 3). Peut-on aller jusqu’à penser que lors de la définition du canon du NT (à la fin du 3e ou au début du 4e siècle ???), les responsables de cette décision avaient en tête la Trinité et qu’ils ont soit ajouté, soit éliminé un texte qui était dans la course pour arriver à ce chiffre étonnant ?

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