Blogs about: Inerrant
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Heaven or Hell...God or Satan
Below, in today’s post, I am corresponding with a nice young man named Justin. He is in college and is a very evangelical soul. Although I disbelieve in his worldview, I am happy to ‘talk’… more →
The Word of Me...
God has spoken
drinkingfromthefountain wrote 2 weeks ago: God is not silent. ‘Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophe … more →
God or Human Literature?
thescooterzoo wrote 1 month ago: Hi everyone, Ever hear the bible referred to as “The Word of God”? I have for many year … more →
Coming to Terms
Kirk Cowell wrote 1 month ago: I have argued that the parameters that emerged over the Christian centuries, expressed in tI have ar … more →
My Assumptions About the Bible, Part 3: When the Author States his Method, that Counts Too
Kirk Cowell wrote 1 month ago: In full: Any theory of Biblical inspiration needs to account for what the authors tell us about thei … more →
Who's the Fool?
Steve Heitland wrote 3 months ago: In the providence of God, I was assigned with today, April Fool’s Day. Now I’ve been in … more →
Biblical Inerrancy: From the Bible, or the Enlightenment?
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Aaron Rathburn wrote 4 months ago: If you have not read my very brief “Primer on the Enlightenment,” I would recommend read … more →
Just Thinking
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theendisforever wrote 5 months ago: I believe the Bible. I believe the Bible is the inerrant (*key) word of God. I believe their are f … more →
Genocide and Biblical Inerrancy
wordsandtheword wrote 5 months ago: From a letter to a minister who preached on genocide in the Bible: I’ve been working on th … more →
George Bush says Bible probably not literal
mywordlikefire wrote 7 months ago: Are you kidding me? http://morebooksandthings.blogspot.com/2008/12/bush-says-bible-is-probably-not-l … more →
A challenge to anybody who believes in the Bible: Does lack of unity make us less Christian?
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Jared C wrote 8 months ago: Are we unified? I have thought about what the goal and purpose of the discussions we have on this b … more →
Dick B. Responds To Articles Disputing A.A.'s Biblical Roots
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mywordlikefire wrote 8 months ago: (Alcoholics Anonymous was never Christian in origin; this has meant, by definition, correcting the c … more →
Worldview
layrenewal wrote 8 months ago: Looking up the definition of “worldview” on Merriam-Webster on-line, I found a link to t … more →
The bible is inerrant, the rest of us aren’t!
timspong wrote 9 months ago: A very healthy attitude to take when reading theology is to assume that any author has got it at lea … more →
The Bible - Inerrant, Infallible, Both, or Neither? - Part 1
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csalafia wrote 10 months ago: Biblical infallibility is the theological term to describe the belief that the Bible is free from er … more →
The Bible: Inspired Scripture?
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The Atheist wrote 11 months ago: As I’ve discussed in an earlier post, 2Ti 3:16, the key verse that Fundamentalists use to clai … more →
New Testament: Inspired Scripture?
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The Atheist wrote 1 year ago: The majority of bible scholars agree that 2 Timothy, one of the 3 Pastorals (along with 1 Timothy an … more →
What the Bible says about itself
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Nate wrote 1 year ago: The notion that I am addressing (per Erik’s comment) is that the bible does claim inerrancy/i … more →
The bible without error? I guess that depends…
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Nate wrote 1 year ago: Erik left a comment on one of my previous posts, which I want to reply to in a post… as I think it m … more →
How do I know the Bible is true? Download free study
rphilli wrote 1 year ago: Download free study (pdf) Christians believe in the reliability and authority of the scriptures. Tha … more →
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