Sami Ameri's 'Who Chose the Four Gospels' is a profound critical study that delves into the historical process and theological implications behind the formation of the New Testament canon. This book meticulously examines the selection criteria for the four canonical Gospels and the remaining books of the New Testament, questioning the authority and methods by which these texts were deemed sacred and authoritative. Ameri presents a scholarly, critical analysis, exploring the debates, controversies, and alternative narratives that shaped early Christian scripture. It's an essential read for anyone interested in the foundational history of the Bible and the development of Christian doctrine, offering fresh perspectives on a pivotal period in religious history.