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“New Testament Canon” books explore how the 27 writings of the Christian New Testament came to be recognized as authoritative Scripture, tracing the historical, theological, and sociocultural processes of canon formation in the first centuries of the church. Works in this category typically examine criteria such as apostolicity, orthodox teaching, widespread (catholic) usage, and liturgical acceptance; evidence from early manuscripts, canon lists, and church fathers; and milestones like Athanasius’s Festal Letter and the North African councils. They often address debates around once-disputed books (e.g., Hebrews, James, Revelation), compare canonical texts with apocryphal/other early Christian writings, and consider differences in reception across Christian traditions. The category includes scholarly studies, accessible overviews, and primary-source collections that illuminate the authority, transmission, and reception history of the New Testament.

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