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He was not an eyewitness of any of this stuff,
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at least this stuff that he tells about here in this part.
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There's some debate about whether he maybe was an
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eyewitness for some of the travels of Paul later in Acts,
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but at this point he doesn't even claim to have been there.
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As a historian, wouldn't you take an account by
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an eyewitness, the person who actually
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experienced this, over an account written later?
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This gentleman over here says, no,
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Paul's account is better historical source
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because he was there.
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Anybody else make an argument?