/lit/ - Literature

>>15340056
>It's not Aquinas fault. The First Council of Nicaea at the behest of Constantine created a political document called the Bible. Any writing they felt disagreed with the State Authorized Bible was buried or locked away.

Oh no. That's terrible. Jesus probably warned his followers this was going to happen, but his enemies censored it by infiltrating the early church. I pray Jesus comes back and sorts out what he actually said. It's not fair to the people born after the Council of Nicea. Good thing all we need to be saved is to believe in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. If it were contingent on anything else, that would be really rough, since, as you say, the information might be unreliable.