#Pseudepigrapha

A pseudepigrapha is a charmingly fraudulent text collection bearing the name of a non-existent author, tickling the faithful’s beliefs. Its origins trace back to an ancient marketing gambit, exploiting hunger for the unknown and insecurity about orthodoxy. Debates over authenticity rage fiercer than council meetings, for people prefer storytelling flair over proof. Pseudepigrapha dart through the shadows of canon, gleefully subverting the taboos bound by official history. Ultimately, the easiest form of trust is born from tools of idolatry.