Biblical texts whose authenticity or authorship was disputed or rejected by early Christian churches.
From Greek antilegomena (disputed), from antilegein (to speak against), from anti- (against) + legein (to speak). Early church fathers debated which books belonged in the Bible.
The Bible itself contains 'antilegomena'—books like James and Revelation weren't universally accepted as authentic for centuries. We almost didn't have them.
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