Is it Okay to Question the Traditional Authorship of the Gospels?

None of the 4 gospels in the New Testament list the name of is author, nor are they listed anywhere in the bible. So, is it okay to question the traditional authorship of the gospels? Or is that a doctrinally off limits thing to do? Like, is someone who questions these authorship traditions to be considered someone who doesn't really have a high view of scripture or something like that? Is it theologically okay to question a tradition if we are basing our doctrines on scripture alone? In our study today, we consider this.   For more study, see:  Is Merely Mental Prayer Scriptural? https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/29436503 Playlist:  Before Spirit Was Spiritualistic - Philosophical Materialism from Genesis to Jesus https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw8ykUZG-bwfEmIpzu49trhT7hZdeeFUh&si=cyLx7yCNJDUOX8yW  2024 Sabbath School, Quarter 3: Mark – Week 1, "The Beginning of the Gospel"  A Branch Davidian Seventh-Day Adventist perspective on the Sabbath School lesson. www.bdsda.com Email us [email protected] for comments and study requests.