in mind that most people were illiterate and could not read those books once they were written. To make matters even more complicated, the New Testament as a complete work was not compiled and accepted by the Church until roughly AD 367. In that year it was a letter from Athanasius, Archbishop of Alexandria, Egypt, that officially named all the books of the New Testament, while rejecting many that were not considered authentic or instructive for the salvation and life of a Christian. Are we expected