We would know so little about the early church if we did not have the book of Acts. Some argue we still do not know very much because we cannot trust Acts as history. We examine this question by showing how the ancients viewed history versus myth, working through some examples of how Acts reports events, and examining carefully claims that the picture of the theology of Acts does not fit with what we do know about Paul. Luke indeed shows himself to be a credible ancient historian. This workshop shows how we know that.
