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The Role of the Church in Canon and Text:Reconciling Historical Diversity with a Singular “Ecclesiastical Text” 1. Introduction In confessional bibliology, one frequently hears appeals to “the Church’s recognition” of a particular text-form—often the Textus Receptus...
A Critical Examination of Their Inconsistencies, Doctrinal Priorities, and Institutional Motivations For eight years, Confessional Bibliology stood as a public defense of the Textus Receptus and the Masoretic Hebrew text, providing arguments against the corruption of...
Article 8: The Waldensians and the Transmission of the Comma(Drawing on insights from “In Defense of the Authenticity of 1 John 5:7” by C. H. Pappas ThM and “A History of the Debate over 1 John 5:7-8” by Michael Maynard M.L.S.) Among the most intriguing episodes in...
Presuppositions at War: Why Simon’s Starting Point Rejects Confessional Bibliology Introduction Every scholar—whether Catholic, Protestant, or secular—approaches Scripture with certain foundational assumptions. In the late seventeenth century, Richard Simon, a...