If we accept literally the Mormon claim, then much of the Book of Mormon was written concurrently with the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, although the latter parts were written up to three hundred years later.
If we accept the scholarly view, based on clues within the Book of Mormon, it was probably actually written around 1827, some seventeen centuries after the Bible was completed.
No, because the Bible was written hundreds and hundreds of years before either was invented.
No. The ancient Greeks had organized schooling hundreds of years before the Bible was written.
Because the last chapter of the Bible was written about 1700 years before the United States was founded.
The bible was written 1600 years before Thanksgiving originated. So the answer is ZERO.
The Bible was written 1600 years before Thanksgiving originated. So the answer is ZERO.
The bible was written over a period of 1500 years.
Well...the last time that I checked, the bible was written about 2,000 years before the invention of films, so I would say no.
The Ice Age occurred several thousand years before the Bible was written, and it didn't reach the Middle East, North Africa, or Mediterranean.
No the Bible makes no mention of the Quran. Islam was founded by Mohammed in the seventh century but the Bible was written long before that. Some parts (in the Old Testament) were written around 400-600BC, and even the latest book in the New Testament is likely to have been written around 100AD, 500 years before Islam was ever thought of.
The tora was written 700 years after the crucifiction of Christ.The bible was written only 30 years after the crucifition.So which one would be more accurate
Most of the literature within the Bible dates back to roughly between the years 1000 BCE and 100 AD. Dinosaurs based on geologic record would have been around millions of years ago, so your answer would be that dinosaurs roamed the earth well before a Bible verse was written.
no because the bible was written far before anybody ever thought about st Patrick but God. you can read the kjv version, ( cause it is strait from the original Hebrew manuscripts), and see for yourself.