What are They Saying about Luke-Acts?

The article presents a discussion on the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostle in the New Testament of the Bible which dealt on concepts and issues with regard to bible-based learning or scholarship. A brief history of the ideology that has brought a universally accepted paradigm for study based on Luke's Gospel, is presented which traces back to the huge outpouring of historical-critical post-War German and English-speaking scholarship. Several critical assumptions are considered as basis in support to the post-War New Testament thought including one on the acceptance of the relatively late composition for Luke and Acts which has created a negative value-judgment in terms of historical liability.