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by Thomas Falconer (Author), Frederick Nolan (Author)
This book is a critique of the theory that Eusebius of Caesarea, a prominent early Christian writer and historian, intentionally edited or corrupted the Bible. The authors argue that this theory is based on a misunderstanding of Eusebius's work and that he should be seen as an important figure in the history of Christianity.
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