Common Sense Theology: Why We Can Trust the Bible

Common Sense Theology: Why We Can Trust the Bible

A Comprehensive Analysis The New Testament’s reliability has been a focal point of historical and theological debate for centuries. Skeptics often challenge the historical accuracy and timing of its writings, questioning whether the texts were authored long after the events they describe, thus potentially allowing for mythologization. However, a wealth of historical, textual, archaeological, and manuscript evidence supports the conclusion that the New Testament was written within the lifetime of eyewitnesses to the events it describes, providing a strong case for its authenticity. In this extensive review, we will explore how this evidence solidifies the integrity of the New Testament, engaging with the viewpoints of both Christian scholars and skeptical historians.