"Why do Catholics and Protestants have different books in their Bibles?"
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I see you have no answer to the question. Gotcha.
Christ didn't found a Bible, he founded a Church.
What are you talking about, Papist? My entire comment was responding to your skeptical "question".
You clearly didn't read anything I wrote or cited. Useless bot.
You use papist as an insult, I take it as a term of pride. We are not the same.
I responded, heretic, for which you had no answer. You see, I've seen your weak sauce arguments hundreds of times before. Same stupidity, and I cut right to the heart with a question you can't answer. Protestants on this issue are like Skyrim NPCs reciting the same things in a loop.
So...when was the first gospel written, heretic, and when did Christ ascend into heaven?
You want a nice guy response, see Jimmy Akin dismantle your boy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YOjaOgtQ0U
You've never asked that question before. So what are you talking about when you say I dodged a question? You are acting like a delusional cult member who can't have a logical discussion.
Asking when the first gospel was formally written down is a difficult question. We can look at the earliest manuscripts we have, and historians can use deduction to figure out the earliest manuscripts others had. Most scholars say the first century.
Oh, you silly goose. I said Jesus founded a church, not a bible. The question is the logical extension of that.
If Jesus ascended into heaven in 33 AD or so, and the first gospel was written about 20 years later (they were written early, don't let atheist scholars convince you otherwise), what do you think that means?