The Roman Catholic Church leads the way in conferring sainthood on people, and some pretty rascally characters have been canonized.
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Justin Martyr (150-160 AD) quotes verses from the Gospels, but does not indicate what the Gospels were named. For Justin, these books are simply known, collectively, as the 'Memoires of the Apostles.' It was about a century after the Gospels had been originally put in circulation, they...
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