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Tag Archives: inerrancy
Even Pastor knows of the Folly of Biblical Inerrancy
Pastor Blasts Biblical Inerrancy “Few words in the last 30 years have caused more mischief than the term “inerrancy,” Richard Kremer told the congregation of Garden Lakes Baptist Church in Rome, Ga., June 24. By Bob Allen Biblical inerrancy – … Continue reading
My De-Conversion on the ‘Matter of Doubt’ Podcast
The Matter of Doubt Podcast kindly did a podcast interview on me. This podcast is a lot more personal in nature than I have been on my blog so check it out. Disclaimer: Please forgive my annoying laugh, I was … Continue reading
Posted in attributes, bible contradictions, bible study, biblical difficulties, biblical inerrancy, biblical inspiration, evolution, fallacious reasoning, god, life, philosophy, podcast, read your bible, reason, religion, scriptural difficulties, youtube
Tagged atheism, Atheist, bible, bible difficulties, biblical inerrancy, BitterSweet, christian, Christian faith, Christianity, de-conversion, God, inerrancy, inspiration, morality, podcast, religion
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A compilation study on Inerrancy
For anybody who has been following my blog for longer than two months, knows that I have spent a large portion of my time blogging and researching about the inerrancy of the bible. I have done about a dozen post … Continue reading
Biblical Inerrancy vs. Biblical Infallibility
Definitions of infallibility differ widely. In common speech, ‘infallibility‘ can refer to a person (or a group of persons), to an act of teaching by these persons, or to the information being taught. Infallibility is sometimes used to refer to … Continue reading
What does it mean to admit the bible has errors?
“[Christians] believe that the God who created the universe is capable of writing [and maintaining] a book. And the God who is perfect is capable of writing a perfect book. The issue is not simply “Does the Bible have a … Continue reading
What is Biblical Infallibility?
So I did a post on what is inerrancy a while back. And a few people liked it. But after I did a few more post on the issue of inerrancy, I realized I would also need to do a post … Continue reading
Some Thoughts, Links, and Sources on Inerrancy and Inspiration
Survey of the Belief of biblical inerrancy in the U.S.: On 2007-MAY-25, Gallup reported the results of a national poll on Biblical inerrancy. Those polled were asked which of three statements comes closest to describing their personal views about the … Continue reading
Posted in apologetics, gallup, inerrancy, infalliable, inspiration, M. James Sawyer, scriptural difficulties
Tagged biblical inerrancy, inerrancy, inerrant, inspiration, Survey
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The History of Inerrancy
“The doctrine of the inspiration of Scripture does not stand in the relationship of a priori but a posteriori in our theology. The doctrine of verbal inspiration is not the basis of our systematic theology and is not the major … Continue reading
Posted in biblical difficulties, biblical inerrancy, biblical inspiration, christian faith, confusion, early christian history, founding fathers, god, inerrancy, infalliable, inspiration, jesus the christ, John D. Woodbridge, scriptural difficulties, scripture, Septuagint
Tagged Augustine, biblical difficulties, biblical inerrancy, inerrancy, infallible, inspiration
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Some Thoughts on the Inspiration of the Bible
Contribution Post By Eric Hatfield from The Way? & Is there a God? Starting point It is best I begin by outlining where I’m coming from. I believe the evidence points to God being the creator and designer of … Continue reading
Why the Bible Must Be Inerrant
Contribution Post by Nathan Owens from Finding Truth I became a Christian just before my 10th birthday, and I was regularly leading our song service, leading prayers, teaching classes, even giving short sermons before I graduated from high school. I … Continue reading
Why does Biblical Inerrancy matter (to me)?
The Scripture at the heart of this debate is 2 Timothy 3:16-17: “16 All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, 17 so that the servant [man] of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work.” … Continue reading
Posted in apologist, atheist vs christian, bible, bible contradictions, biblical difficulties, biblical inerrancy, christian, christian faith, confusion, contradiction, Dr. William Lane Craig, fallacious, fallacious reasoning, god, inerrancy, infalliable, Johnathon dodson, logic, trust your bible
Tagged faith, inerrancy, inerrant, Johnathon Dodson, William Lane Craig
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When we say that the Bible is the Word of God, What does that really mean?
When we say that the Bible is the Word of God, does that imply that it is completely accurate, or does it contain insignificant inaccuracies in details of history and science? By: Dr John Bechtle Some theologians teach that the Bible is inspired and authoritative, … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, inerrancy, inerrant, Word of God
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Scripture Alone by Flame
So there I was on Wednesday afternoon, on my way driving to church. I am listening to a christian rap song, cause that’s what I like, when halfway through the song, I realized the Song was about Textual Criticism. He talked about … Continue reading
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Tagged christian rap, flame rapper, inerrancy, infallible, scripture, scripture alone, textual criticism
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What is ‘inerrancy’? (via The Good News)
Most people do not know how to define regarding the Bible books–Inerrancy. Most Christians do not know how to define it. The issue of inerrancy is the principle or characteristic that has lead to many of the wrong conclusions by … Continue reading
The BitterSweet End 