Talk:Development of the Old Testament canon
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[edit] The case against the Apocrypha is overstated
I have been working Michael Barber's blog entry into this article. However, I am concerned that Barber's position is only one POV and is a minority viewpoint. I wanted to ask others for their opinion regarding this material and how best to present it in an NPOV way. Among other questions, I'm wondering if this material should be presented in this article or in the Deuterocanonical books article.
--Richard 08:39, 2 August 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Defining Abbreviations
I think the quote "ascertain whether or not Jesus quoted from the MT or the LXX" should be accompanied by a definition of "MT" and "LXX"
--Acaudel 011:43, 28 April 2008 (UTC)
