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Ask The Pastor | – Are All NT Books the Same Authority?

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Should Christians still use the distinction between the undisputed books (Homolegumena) and the disputed books (Antilegomena) books of the New Testament? What did it mean that a book was “disputed” in the early church? Can we use a disputed book for doctrine, and most importantly, do the disputed books say the same thing as the undisputed books?

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Ask The Pastor "Ask the Pastor" from Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Kerrville, TX. Send any questions about the Bible or the Christian Faith to atpholycross@gmail.com and Pastor will answer your questions as time permits.

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