There are three main schools of thought when it comes to Sacred Scripture and Its Canon: Catholic/Orthodox, Protestant, and the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.
In the Catholic and Orthodox Churches the Holy Scriptures are seen as one of the two sources of Theology in the Church, the second being Holy Tradition. However, Holy Tradition can NEVER contradict Holy Scripture. As far as the Catholic/Orthodox Canon goes we have a total of 73 books, whereas Protestant have 66. We have the normal Protestant Canon plus: Tobit, Judith, Wisdom, Sirach, Baruch, 1 Maccabees, and 2 Maccabees.
The Protestant Church views The Bible as the only authority on church teaching.
The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church has the Catholic/Orthodox Canon plus: Esdras, Prayer of Minasse, 1 Enoch, 1 2 and 3 Meqabyan, and Psalm 151.
There are may be more than 100 different translations of the Bible are circulating today though these have same message.
Christians have only one bible.
The Bible is the holy book of Christianity. Some other holy books are the Book of Mormon, the Jewish Talmud, and the Islamic Quran.
There are over 2 billion bibles in the world because there are over 2 illion christians in the world.
Of course they do, it is the religious book of the Christians.
The Hebrew Bible has 24 books, Catholic Bibles have 73 books, Protestant Bibles have 66 books, and Eastern Orthodox Bibles have up to 81 books.
First of all, they do NOT bash Bibles! They are Christians and don't do things like that.
Many Christians choose to stay in the Holy Land because it's the birth place of Jesus Christ.
The Holy Bible is the major holy book of Christians.
Many Christians think that Christmas is a holy day, and many Christians believe that it is a holiday. I would say that most of them think it is both, but some of them think that it is only one or the other.
Because Christians believe that the Bible is the inspired words of their God, written by humans.
There are hundreds of versions of bibles for Christians depending on what publisher you select. Each publisher will have a different variation on how they choose to publish the bible. While the main cruxt of the text will be the same no matter the publisher, there will be subtle differences among the publishing companies.
There are several "holy cities" for Christians. Many are in the Holy Land: Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Bethlehem, to mention a few. For Catholics, Rome is a Holy City. For many Protestant Christians Augsburg is considered a significant site, and many of the central cities of the Reformation are considered to be preeminent.
JERUSALEM was a holy city hotly contested between Muslims and Christians during the centuries of the Crusades.