Which of the following was not a criterion for canonicity?
A) antiquity
B) apostolicity
C) orthodoxy
D) historical accuracy

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The criteria for canonicity in early Christianity primarily included antiquity (the text needed to be old, ideally from the apostolic age), apostolicity (it needed to be connected to an apostle or someone in their circle), and orthodoxy (it needed to conform to the correct teachings or beliefs). Historical accuracy, while important, was not a formal criterion in the same way as the others for determining the canonicity of texts.

Which of the Following Was Not a Criterion for Canonicity