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=== This argument misunderstands how ancient biography works: === * Authors often omit themselves (especially if humility is part of their theme) * The fact that the “beloved disciple” appears unnamed actually strengthens the traditional authorship claim, because anonymity is consistent with authorship Historical reasons many scholars (conservative & moderate) accept John son of Zebedee as the source: * Early church fathers unanimously attribute the Gospel to him * Internal features match someone from the inner circle (Peter/James/John) * The Gospel shows extremely precise Jerusalem geography, matching a pre-70 eyewitness * John’s fishing-related knowledge is highly specific Claiming John “must not be the author because he isn’t named” is not a scholarly argument—it's Tumblr logic. Even critical scholars who doubt Johannine authorship don’t use that reasoning.
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