[Iscool]

So what was the ministry of Jesus for the roughly 400 years before the Catholic Church discerned the canon?

Likely it was the bibles that your church admittedly confiscated and burned during that 400 years even to the point of killing the owners of such bibles...

And fortunately enough of these survived that copies continued to be made and finally evolved into a non-Catholic bible...

[dollars_for_dogma]

"Likely it was the bibles that your church admittedly confiscated and burned during that 400 years even to the point of killing the owners of such bibles..."

There was a 65-year gap between the Lord's Death and Resurrection and the completion of last book of the New Testament. So, even allowing for a grand conspiracy, there could not have been a New Testament as we know it to study and guide the church for a minimum of 65 years.

[Rutles4Ever]

Likely it was the bibles that your church admittedly confiscated and burned during that 400 years even to the point of killing the owners of such bibles...

Wow. As I understand it, the moon is made of cheese, too. What reputable resource of history did you glean that from? Jack Chick?

And fortunately enough of these survived that copies continued to be made and finally evolved into a non-Catholic bible...

Ah. I see. So creatures don't evolve, but Bibles do. That's not very biblical, is it?