two‑source hypothesis

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The two-source hypothesis is a leading scholarly theory on the origins of the Synoptic Gospels, proposing that Matthew and Luke independently used the Gospel of Mark and a lost sayings source called “Q” as their primary written sources.

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Matthean priority → opposedTo → two‑source hypothesis ⓘ

Matthew–Luke–Mark → contrastsWith → Two-Source hypothesis ⓘ

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Mark Goodacre → theoryCritiqued → Two-Source hypothesis ⓘ

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Lukan priority hypothesis → contradicts → Two-Source Hypothesis ⓘ

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Four-source hypothesis → developedFrom → Two-source hypothesis ⓘ

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Michael Goulder → opposedTheory → Two-Source Hypothesis ⓘ

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