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A concise historical survey examines how the Bible became indispensable to Christian communities and gradually shaped religious institutions, imperial practice, and broader cultural life. It traces the formation of sacred canons and competing biblical collections, the transmission of texts in manuscript and print, and the impact of translation and printing efforts. The study follows the book's role in conversion, education, legal and intellectual frameworks, reform movements, and everyday devotional practice.
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