Ria_Longhorn
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for the record----PIC should tell who the jew is who claimed that CONSTANTINE wrote the NT.
as to his other psychotic claims------be patient---some day I will address those too.
As to who read the OT and the NT-----well I did---but MOST PEOPLE IN THE US have not----likely including PIC
Rosie alternates between babbling about Constantine rewriting the NT and avoiding answering the obvious, but now claims she didn't, and like every other liar who keeps claiming that, they never cite any specifics that were 'rewritten', just mumble some vague innuendo or other.
the liar, PIC, is INVITED to seek out the post in which I (rosie) claimed that Constantine WROTE the NT. go for it pic. "REWROTE" ?? pic chooses an interesting word-----the NT did not exist as such until it was compiled by Constantine's Nicean council
Rosie can't admit nearly all the books were composed and written down before 70 A.D., and were all well known before 150 A.D. Changing anything in them would be, you know, noticed and rejected, but these tards are just dumb and think somebody over 300 years later would be able to fake stuff and just throw it in there; i.e, they're morons.
Picaro writes:
"... [A]ll the books were composed and written down before 70 A.D.
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Ria_Longhorn replies:
Wrong.
The Gospel of Matthew was written about 85 or 90 CE by an unknown Jewish Christian most probably living in Antioch of Syria (Present-day Antakya, Turkey).
The Gospel of Luke was written -- according to some scholars -- about five years earlier than Matthew; his replacement of Semitic words for Greek ones demonstrates he was writing for a gentile audience in a Greek environment. [Personally, I give Matthean priority over the book of Luke.]
The Gospel of John was authored by more than one hand and its composition, unlike the other three gospels, is 2nd Century CE.
The Gospel of Mark is the earliest book, usually dated 65-75 CE.