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Tracts The Galileo Controversy
Tracts Problems with the Book of Mormon
Quick Questions Why is Acts 8:37 omitted from many Bible translations?
Magazine Articles Are the Gospels Myth?
Magazine Articles Did John Write His Gospel?
Quick Questions In which passages does Jesus quote the Septuagint, and where does the New Testament allude to the Septuagint?
Quick Questions Did the Church add the Deuterocanonical books to the Bible at the Council of Trent?
Quick Questions Where did the chapter and verse numbers of the Bible originate?
Video Why Be Catholic?: Apostolic Succession
Magazine Articles Was James the Real Leader of the Early Church?
Quick Questions Was Matthew's Gospel first written in Aramaic or Hebrew?
Quick Questions Why did some books mentioned in the Bible perish and not make it into the canon?
Video Infallibility of the Pope
Quick Questions Was King James persecuted by the Church for translating the Bible into English?
Magazine Articles Did St. Paul Invent Christianity?
Quick Questions If the deuterocanonical books don't claim divine inspiration, how can they be included in the Bible?
Video How did the Old Testament canon develop?
Quick Questions Who was King James, and what authority did he have to produce a Bible?
Quick Questions Didn't the Catholic Church add to the Bible?
Video What books did the Church Fathers exclude from the Bible and why?

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"Over their food and over their drink they render God thanks."

~ Aristides, Christian apologist; describing the Christian practice of "saying grace" before meals (c. A.D. 123); all the more impressive because his matter-of-fact description denotes a common practice and therefore one of much earlier origin.