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"Pandan ke Anpi Women an subziste nan Ewòp, lekti a nan ekri nan Liv la nan lang nan Latin, ki te lang nan inivèsèl nan anpi an, pi fò toupatou,"Reveran Charles Buck a, yon moun ki pa Katolik, rekonèt ("Bib" nan Théologie Dictionary sou; Patrick F. O'Hare, Enfòmasyon yo sou Luther, rev. ed., Rockford, Illinois: Tan Liv ak Publishers, Inc., 1987, p. 182). Pap Damasus te ekri nan Liv la tradui nan Latin, lang nan inivèsèl nan epòk li a, pou menm rezon kretyen yo kontanporen–tankou nou–te fè ekri nan Liv la disponib sou entènèt la: se konsa ke kòm anpil moun ki ke posib ka gen aksè a yo. ↩
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“While the Roman Empire subsisted in Europe, the reading of the Scriptures in the Latin tongue, which was the universal language of the empire, prevailed everywhere,” the Reverend Charles Buck, a non-Catholic, acknowledged (“Bible” in Theological Dictionary; Patrick F. O’Hare, The Facts About Luther, rev. ed., Rockford, Illinois: Tan Books and Publishers, Inc., 1987, p. 182). Pope Damasus had the Scriptures translated into Latin, the universal language of his day, for the same reason contemporary Christians–like us–have made the Scriptures available on the internet: so that as many people as possible might have access to them. ↩