Biblical Reflection and Canon of Scripture

Par : Neil Dias
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-5232-7895-4
  • EAN9781523278954
  • Date de parution23/05/2018
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Résumé

It has been more than a decade since I began my personal studies on Scripture and Church teachings. Over these years, I have referenced 100s of books or written sources on the Bible and the Catholic Church, own several dozens of Study Bible apparatuses, read the Church Fathers (and still reading), explored Catholicism and Christian apologetics. The point is that by the grace and blessing of God, the knowledge I have is not very common.
And it's useless, if I don't share it - after all, whatever skills we have we have to use it to glorify the Lord and help his holy Church. The book explains Bible and Canon.
"I'm Neil, an ardent student of Christianity, especially Catholicism, Apologetics and Biblical scholarship. I am simply fascinated by the person of Jesus Christ and the rich heritage that has been handed to us by the Lord. I have been studying various aspects of the Christian faith, more so the Bible for the past 12 years. Recently, I have begun researching early Church history (and implicitly Church Fathers), and that has increased my appreciation of and conviction in Catholicism.
I consider myself as a "Bible observer" in the true sense and am building a blog with the same name. My (analytical) science education and my theological inclination give me immense advantage to understand my faith, and I am grateful to God for that. The following Biblical verse best describes me: "But if serving the Lord seems undesirable to you, then choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve...
But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord." (Joshua 24:15)"