The Question of Canon

In The Question of Canon, Michael J. Kruger critically examines the prevailing scholarly perspective that the New Testament canon was a late church creation rather than an intrinsic development of early Christian faith. He addresses five major objections to the traditional understanding of scripture and emphasizes the importance of exploring the underlying reasons behind the formation of the canon. By challenging the extrinsic model, Kruger presents a compelling case for a more nuanced appreciation of the New Testament's origins and its authoritative role in the early church.