According to the Chicago Statement the doctrine of inerrancy only applies to the original autographs of the biblical books. These autographs are taken to be the very first manuscripts written. […]
The Problem of Jericho’s Walls that Never Fell. The Joshua 6 narrative of the conquest of Jericho has caused biblical inerrantists some problems. Essentially the Bible claims that Jericho city […]
A reader at my blog brought to our attention an article penned by pastor Robert Charles Sproul concerning the doctrine of inerrancy. The reader asks, “What are your thoughts regarding […]
Perhaps the most basic claim made by the inerrantist is that the doctrine of inerrancy is derived directly from the teachings of the Bible itself. We see this best captured […]
Biblical inerrantists make regular use of the fact that Jesus sometimes referred to biblical stories (especially Old Testament ones) such as where David ate the showbread, or the one where […]
A common saying of Jesus that inerrantists will use to support their position is found in Matthew 5:17-18. We shall see why this is problematic. In Matthew Jesus allegedly says […]
Commonly the biblical inerrantist (those who believe that the Bible is without error in all that it teaches) will accuse those who disagree with him to have degenerate motives. They […]
According to a fundamentalist Christian view of the Bible it “is without error or fault in all its teaching” (1). This is essentially the doctrine of classical biblical inerrancy which […]
