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Biblical Studies
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Table of Contents
Front Matter
/Introduction/
/Authors/
The Judeo-Christian Texts
List the original text and authors of the text that are part of the Tanakh and Christian Bible (most shared) and other related contemporaneous writing that can help the analysis, if possible with references to translation/adaptation if the original is unknown.
The Tanakh and The Christian Bible
Explain the distinctions in the contemporaneous versions of the text, organization and rational for the changes made to the originals, problems in translation etc...
Christianity
The Essence of Christianity
Christian Theology
God the Father
Jesus
The Holy Spirit
Becoming a Christian
Living as a Christian
Christian texts and writings and the arts
The Bible
Creeds and catechisms
Famous Ancient Christian Texts
Famous works of Fiction
Famous Works of Non-Fiction
Christian Art
Christian Music
Christian Movies and Television
Church history
Early Christianity
Major events and important movements in church history
Bible Characters
Authors
Famous Christians
Evangelists
Denominations
An introduction to denominations
Roman Catholicism
Eastern Orthodoxy
Protestant churches (1530)
Later Christian Movements
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormonism) (1830)
Adventism (1863)
Bible Students (1868)
Christian Science (1879)
Jehovah's Witnesses (1931)
Christian doctrine and debates
The nature of Christ
Justification, salvation and grace
Other teachings and debates
Comparison with other religions
Christianity and the world's religions
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
What is God
Christian Bible Revisions
List the different revisions of the Christian Bible, dates and rationales
Biblical Commentaries
/Old Testament Commentaries/
/New Testament Commentaries/
/Bible Topics/
1599 Geneva Study Bible Study Bible of the version that Shakespeare studied
Wikiversity has learning materials on the New Testament
Nonfiction literature Abrahamic religions
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