Buddhism came first, according to the present evidence.
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Buddhism predated Christianity by 500 years or so. However Judaism (the cultural antecedent of Christianity) and Hinduism (the cultural origin of Buddhism) both preceded these religions by thousands of years.
The Bible is another matter. It is was put into its present format over the past 1500 years or so. Many Christians do not consider a Bible to be a Bible unless it contains the "New Testament." It is however preceded by the Jewish Torah which is claimed to go back to the initiation of the Jewish faith (at least to the time of Moses)
All this gets a time line in order. The Bible in its present format (Old and New Restament) has been around for less than 1500 years, Buddhism has been around for 2500 years.
The bible came first as the Koran came later as did the prophet Mohamed.
The bible came first.
Night came first because the Bible says that in the beginning it was all dark.
Adam and Eve came first according to the Bible, while Jesus came later as their descendant.
If you are talking about the Bible and Catholic tradition then yes the Bible came first and tradition came second
the apple according to the bible
Adam, according to the Bible
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the very first bible was said to be wrote in sanskrit and came from the middle east.
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The bible does not mention which ones went first or came out first.
Of course not.Buddhism is scientific.