Um, no, 1inC. Z-Dragon is referring to the period leading up to the Council of Nicea around 200AD, at which the bishops of the time debated and voted on which stories and gospels should be in the Christian Bible. They actually deleted some books that used to be there, and added others that weren't. Apparently there was a great deal of skullduggery and underhanded manouvering on the part of various philosophical proponents for their own viewpoint to be overly represented.
The resulting mish-mash of truth, half-truth, and outright balderdash (stuff like Revelations, which was added at this time) went on to be translated a few times from Hebrew, Greek, Aramaic and other languages into Latin, and thence into English about 1400 years later.
And that's how the much-vaunted "authentic" King James Bible came into being.* It's as like the original "Bible" as the 2004 Mustang is like the original Daimler Benz steam cart of 1883.
*Yes, there was a WAY lot more than this involved, but I'm simplifying this for 1inC - he's got so MUCH to learn yet.