Why Do Catholics Have 7 More Books? The Complete Story of the Biblical Canon

Have you ever wondered why Catholic Bibles contain 73 books while Protestant Bibles have only 66? Maybe you've heard that Catholics "added" books, or that Martin Luther "removed" them. In this comprehensive documentary series, we uncover the complete history of the Biblical Canon to separate fact from fiction.

In this series, we explore:

The "Extra" Books: What are the Deuterocanonical books (Tobit, Judith, Maccabees, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch)?

The Bible Jesus Used: The history of the Septuagint and why the Apostles and Early Church Fathers accepted these books as Scripture.

The Reformation: Why Martin Luther moved these books to the "Apocrypha" in the 16th century and the theological conflicts (like Purgatory) that drove his decision.

The Council of Trent: How the Catholic Church responded to the Reformation by definitively reaffirming the traditional 73-book canon.

The Question of Authority: Why the debate over the Bible ultimately comes down to Sola Scriptura vs. the Authority of the Church.

Join us for a deep dive into history, theology, and the preservation of God's Word. Discover why the Catholic Church has maintained the fullness of Scripture for over 2,000 years.

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