I will stay with what I stated. The Written Word is exactly how God intended it to be.
How do you explain the changes and interpolations?
Just dismissing valid facts of scholarship and academia doesn't magically make your words true, and it is not a matter of faith, there are literally so many divergences from MS. to MS., the last chapter of Mark doesn't exist in all oldest Greek MSS. Luke quotes Psalms at the Baptism of Jesus (pbwh) "You are my son, this day I have begotten you."
And they altered what God is originally stated to have said at the Baptism. Tip of the iceberg too.
Shepherd of Hermas, Epistle of Barnabas, 1&2 Clement are in Codex Sainaiticus, the oldest Bible in the world.
Not anymore.
So it is a fact that books have been altered and added to, removed completely for no known reason surviving in Ethiopia only sometimes because they were not under Rome's thumb.
The Protestants removed several books that were in the Bible and still are in Catholic and Orthodox Churches.
You can't just wish it away I am afraid. And it is not exactly honest to not admit to something that is known fact to practically everyone including Christians who don't care that Paul only wrote 4-7 of "his" letters, but I respect them if they admit what all scholars (practically) know and also admit, even at church.
I do not hold blind faith and denial of facts.
At the least it is undeniable that either Protestants or Catholics have the correct Bible, because they use a different amount altogether.
So if one has to be right and they definitely do, one also obviously has to be wrong.
Simple proof, a clear sign ignored as you claim the Bible can't be changed by men and hasn't.
When it is undeniable that someone did, Protestants or Catholics.
Who is right in Dt. 32 the Masoretic text with the (1,000 year old alteration) "sons of Israel" or the older LXX and DSS which both say, "Sons of God" (DSS) or "Angels of God" (same thing, not Israel, God)?
Obviously the Masorah changed it and that is how it came into the KJV which disagrees with the NRSV and all Catholic Bibles and respectable translations period.
The Masoretic is extremely corrupt at times.