Unraveling the New Testament Canon

This chapter explores the intricate historical processes that shaped the formation of the New Testament canon, challenging the simplistic views often held in Protestant traditions. It highlights the debates and disagreements among early Christians about which texts were deemed authoritative, underscoring the role of church tradition and councils in defining scripture. Additionally, the dialogue contrasts Catholic and Protestant perspectives on the interplay of scripture and tradition, revealing the theological implications of how the canon was recognized.