<p>During episode #3 (Part 2) of the Faith Recalibration Podcast, Laviniu and Daniel discuss why we should believe in the New Testament as well as the canonization and how the books were chosen to be a part of the New Testament.</p>

During episode #3 (Part 2) of the Faith Recalibration Podcast, Laviniu and Daniel discuss why we should believe in the New Testament as well as the canonization and how the books were chosen to be a part of the New Testament.

How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? | I Don't Believe in the New Testament [Ep. 03 - part 2]

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How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? | I Don't Believe in the New Testament [Ep. 03 - part 2]

How Were the New Testament Books Chosen? | I Don't Believe in the New Testament [Ep. 03 - part 2]