Trusting the Fallible: The Process of New Testament Canonization

This chapter investigates the criteria and processes behind the establishment of the New Testament canon, highlighting the church's ability to discern authenticity through a collective agreement. It also tackles objections to the canon's inconsistencies, proposing a thoughtful relationship between human fallibility and divine influence in shaping faith traditions.

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