Is the norm always right?

There are statements of Jesus Christ in the New Testament that seem to suggest that the truth is not always with the many, but rather with the few. In the book of Matthew, he advised us to "enter in at the narrow gate" (Matthew 7:13-14).

Based on this, is it a good strategy to believe something simply because most people believe in it? In the stories of the Bible, did righteous ones do so? And does the truth tend to be with many, or is it found with few?

That is the topic we've decided to investigate with you in this video.

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