Many Christians think that the imprecatory psalms provide models for how to curse one’s enemies. The hermeneutical assumption seems to […]
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Why belief in divine inspiration commits the reader to wrestling with Scripture
We begin with a tweet from Brian Zahnd: “Biblical inerrancy” is an empty signifier. Why? Because an inerrant text still has […]
biblical inspiration, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspirationAre Angels and Demons Part of an Obsolete Biblical Worldview?
In his book The Biblical Cosmos (which I just reviewed here), Robin Parry points out that the Bible is written against the […]
angelology, Bible, biblical cosmology, biblical inspiration, biblical worldview, demonology, inerrancy, worldviewInerrancy: Still Hazy After All These Years
I grew up in a Pentecostal fundagelical church where we prided ourselves on taking Scripture seriously. That meant, among other […]
Bible, biblical inspiration, evangelicalism fundagelicalism, fundamentalism, inerrancyDoes the religious status of New Testament documents undermine their historical veracity?
In his classic 1943 book The New Testament Documents: Are They Reliable?, F.F. Bruce makes the following observation: “Somehow or […]
Bible, biblical inspiration, history, New Testament, skepticismThe Bible Tells Me So: A Review
Peter Enns. The Bible Tells Me So… Why Defending Scripture Has Made Us Unable to Read It. HarperOne: 2014. Like […]
Bible, biblical inspiration, Peter Enns, revelation, scripture, The Bible Tells Me SoHappy trails to you
“Tomorrow I fly to Notre Dame for something called the “Logos Workshop”, an interdisciplinary meeting of biblical scholars, philosophers, and theologians, […]
biblical inspiration, hermeneutics, Logos workshop, Notre Dame University