So, there are a few books that are more than others kept over time preserved, but are not considered proof or documentation in especially German culture dominated science.
All three holy books.
No, the three holy books (Torah, Bible, Quran) are not considered scientific references or textbooks by the mainstream scientific community. They are considered religious, theological, and historical documents. While some believers find that certain verses align with modern scientific understanding, these texts do not use the empirical method, experiments, or peer-review processes that define science.
Yes, the three holy books are considered some of the most well-preserved texts from antiquity. In many cases, they have significantly more manuscript evidence and higher consistency than famous secular works of the same age, such as those by Homer, Plato, or Aristotle
