In his book, Questioning the Bible: 11 Major Challenges to the Bible's Authority, Jonathan Morrow tackles a crucial concern that has long plagued the minds of many: can we truly trust the Bible's reliability? Did the scribes who copied the New Testament intentionally alter its text, or do we possess the original manuscripts? Is the transmission of the New Testament akin to a flawed game of telephone, where the message becomes distorted with each retelling? How does the manuscript evidence of these ancient documents stack up against other relics of the past? Moreover, are there certain passages that shouldn't be included in our modern Bibles? This e-Book distills the essential arguments you need to know to make a compelling case for the textual reliability of the Bible, allowing you to approach the New Testament with unwavering confidence in its faithful transmission.