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aka Deuterocanonical Books, Protestant canon, deuterocanonical books, duro canon

Jay Dyer highlights the universal acceptance of the Deutero Canon by the early church as a critique of the Protestant canon.

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  1. Jay contends that the Deuterocanonical books were accepted by early church authorities and argues against the Protestant rejection of these texts.

  2. Jay argues that there are countless references to the deuterocanonical books in the New Testament, countering claims that they are not included in the biblical canon.

  3. Jay Dyer challenges the existence of the Protestant canon in the first 300 years of Christianity, stating it did not exist before Jerome and is a flawed foundation for faith.

  4. Jay Dyer highlights the universal acceptance of the Deutero Canon by the early church as a critique of the Protestant canon.

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