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Has inerrancy outlived its usefulness? Part One
Through out most of my Christian life I had embraced verbal inerrancy, however in the last several years I have been reevaluating some of my positions that I have held. Although I had embraced this...
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Sunday Quote: Roger E. Olson Suggest “Infallibilty” Rather Than “Inerrancy”
In a recent blog post Roger E. Olson joined a discussion taking place across the blogosphere on the use of the word “inerrant” to describe Scripture. (To read his whole post go here. He said this word...
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Has inerrancy outlived its usefulness? Final Thoughts
I want to start by saying that I don’t have a bone to pick with any Christian that chooses to embrace inerrancy. My issue is not necessarily with the idea of inerrancy, it’s that I don’t care for the...
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D.A. Carson Defines ‘Inerrancy’
There is a interesting new website called The Ehrman Project (ehrmanproject.com). It has been designed to engage the popular scholarship of Bart D. Ehrman in the public arena where he has gained so...
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Assuming the truthfulness of Scripture
Some parts are too hot, some too cold, but loving your neighbor...it's just right. In the last couple years I have read many articles, books, and blog posts that speak about Scripture as not only not...
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Tim Henderson asks, “Can historical Jesus work be done by those affirming...
Tim Henderson who blogs at Earliest Christianity asks, “Can historical Jesus work be done by those who affirm inerrancy?” I can think of a few people who I think affirm inerrancy and do well in the...
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Towards a Theology of Scripture: Has God Really Spoken?
There has been a lot of talk about what Scripture is and how to interpret it over the past five years. Books such as Kenton Sparks’ God’s Words in Human Words and Sacred Word, Broken Word, Peter Enns’...
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A review of Christian Smith’s, The Bible Made Impossible: Why Biblicism is...
This post is a review of Christian Smith’s recent provocative book, The Bible Made Impossible: Why Biblicism is not a Truly Evangelical Reading of Scripture. My thanks go out to Brazos Press for...
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