Creation Museum Features Biblical Authority Exhibit on Scripture History

The Creation Museum is currently hosting a Biblical Authority exhibit that explores the historical development of biblical texts. The display examines how scriptures were originally recorded on materials like papyrus and parchment, later compiled into codices, and eventually recognized as canonical works. The exhibit traces the process from early scrolls kept in ancient temples to the formal establishment of the New Testament canon in the 4th century AD. This presentation provides historical context about the preservation and transmission of religious texts through various formats and periods.