The Coherence-Based Genealogical Method (CBGM) is a novel, computational method used in New Testament textual criticism. By employing computer algorithms, the CBGM provides an objective, data-driven approach to text analysis, minimizing subjectivity and handling large data volumes effectively. Despite its strengths, critics argue that CBGM overemphasizes internal evidence, neglects external factors, and requires computational proficiency to access. Critics also point to its shortcomings in addressing scriptural historical context, human influence on text changes, and the potential for circular reasoning when validating existing editions. In conclusion, CBGM is a valuable tool but should be used alongside other methodologies.