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TheGreatDebateOrRevealingTheTruth, page : 48
1 It is a prerequisite of believing in a certain book as divinely
revealed that it is proved through infallible arguments that the
book in question was revealed through a prophet and that it has
been conveyed to us precisely in the same order without any
change through an uninterrupted chain of narrators. It is not at
all sufficient to attribute a book to a certain prophet on the
basis of suppositions and conjectures. Unsupported assertions made
by one or a few sects of people should not be, and cannot be,
accepted in this connection.
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2 We have already seen how Catholic and Protestant scholars
differ on the question of the authenticity of certain of these
books. There are yet more books of the Bible which have been
rejected by Christians.
revealed that it is proved through infallible arguments that the
book in question was revealed through a prophet and that it has
been conveyed to us precisely in the same order without any
change through an uninterrupted chain of narrators. It is not at
all sufficient to attribute a book to a certain prophet on the
basis of suppositions and conjectures. Unsupported assertions made
by one or a few sects of people should not be, and cannot be,
accepted in this connection.
14
2 We have already seen how Catholic and Protestant scholars
differ on the question of the authenticity of certain of these
books. There are yet more books of the Bible which have been
rejected by Christians.