Christian texts
New Testament writings
Christian texts are writings considered sacred or authoritative within Christianity, most notably the Bible, which comprises the Old and New Testaments.
Beyond scripture, the term encompasses theological works, devotional literature, commentaries, creeds, and the writings of church fathers and saints.
She studied early Christian texts to understand how doctrine developed.
The canon of Christian texts varies somewhat among denominations, with Catholics, Orthodox, and Protestants recognizing different books as authoritative.
- Gospel of ThomasApocryphal collection of logia
- Book of Common PrayerAnglican official worship text
- BibleChristian sacred writings
- King James Bible1611 English scriptural translation
- early church fathersFoundational Christian theologians, antiquity
Book of Revelation · Summa Theologica · Genesis · Proverbs · Athanasian Creed · Revelation · Sermon on the Mount · Lord's Prayer · Old Testament · Westminster Confession · Septuagint · Gospels · Nicene Creed · illuminated manuscript · Psalms · Corinthians · Matthew · Acts of the Apostles
- Dunhuang manuscriptsBuddhist scriptures, Chinese scrolls, paper scrolls, spells, almanacs
- Jesuit ChinaJesuits, accommodation, Beijing, Macau
- Syriac texts
Christian textsscientific literature
Formal research documentation
legal texts · political philosophy · technical manuals · encyclopedias