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long time, I have made it my habit to keep reading them."
5 It is also unimaginable that he remembered it and did not
state
it for the fear of his enemies. This ARGUMENT also rescues us from
the blame of refusing the genuineness of this Gospel from
religious prejudice. We have seen that it was refused in the second
century AD and could not be defended by the ancient Christians.
Celsus, who was a pagan scholar of the second century AD,
fearlessly declared that the Christians had distorted their Gospels
three or four times or more. This change or distortion changed the
contents of the text.
long time, I have made it my habit to keep reading them."
5 It is also unimaginable that he remembered it and did not
state
it for the fear of his enemies. This ARGUMENT also rescues us from
the blame of refusing the genuineness of this Gospel from
religious prejudice. We have seen that it was refused in the second
century AD and could not be defended by the ancient Christians.
Celsus, who was a pagan scholar of the second century AD,
fearlessly declared that the Christians had distorted their Gospels
three or four times or more. This change or distortion changed the
contents of the text.