NT was written by Paul mostly plus 4 apostles and John The Revelator. Mostly versus were removed from the first 4 books and 70% of the Revelations book was altered completely.

What's the source on this and why should we trust it? Maybe it's the case but you'd have to prove it somehow.

Paul must have been quite the writer because he managed to write all the gospels in different styles and from a different perspective. He even went as far as to give two different genealogies of Jesus in Mathew and in Luke. Then there's the problem with the other apostles who were with Christ, evangelized and established churches in different parts of the world as seen in Acts. Was Peter in on the conspiracy too?

The thing is Christianity doesn't rest on the Bible as protestants believe, but the other way around - the Bible is a product of the living apostolic tradition which is traced back to Jesus and to the prophets of the OT. That tradition is kept unchanged by the Church, lives to this day and will continue to live until the end of times as Christ Himself has promised. This means Christians were practicing their religion before the Bible was compiled and we even have surviving evidence attesting to that.

NT was written by Paul mostly plus 4 apostles and John The Revelator. Mostly versus were removed from the first 4 books and 70% of the Revelations book was altered completely.

What's the source on this and why should we trust it? Maybe it's the case but you'd have to prove it somehow.

Paul must have been quite the writer because he managed to write all the gospels in different styles and from a different perspective. He even went as far as to give two different genealogies of Jesus in Mathew and in Luke. Then there's the problem with the other apostles who were with Christ, evangelized and established churches in different parts of the world as seen in Acts. Was Peter in on the conspiracy too?

The thing is Christianity doesn't rest on the Bible as protestants believe, but the other way around - the Bible is a product of the living apostolic tradition which is traced back to Jesus and to the prophets of the OT. That tradition is kept unchanged by the Church, lives to this day and will continue to live until the end of times as Christ Himself has promised on Pentecost. This means Christians were practicing their religion before the Bible was compiled and we even have surviving evidence attesting to that.