Bowral a fragment of John found in Egypt that is stored in the John Ryland museum in Manchester has been dated to 125AD. This one find blew out all the academic teachings in the past 60 years taught across most universities that the New Testament was written 300AD or later.
The find demonstrated the speed and spread of Christianity. There have also been finds of the early church fathers and first century christians in the last few decades such as clement of rome quoting the gospels around the Mediterranean as early as 95AD to 115AD.
The evidence supports the conclusion that as the eye witnesses began to pass away the oral tradition was written down by the apostles 20 years after the resurrection not 200 to 300 years which has now been debunked by recent archeological findings.
