Yesterday, I tweeted the following observation: Many Christian conservatives profess to defend the inerrancy of Scripture when, in fact, they […]
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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, inspirationDoes inerrancy apply to the human authors of the Bible?
This morning I posted a tweet on inerrancy which prompted a reply from the philosopher Paul Franks. I thought it […]
Bible, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspiration, Paul Franks, revelation, theologyIs the Exodus as important to Christian belief as Jesus’ resurrection?
When I was growing up, I learned to read biblical narratives as historically reliable accounts of past events. Whether the […]
Bible, bibliology, inerrancy, inspiration, revelationAre 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 Wintery Knight believe the sun orbits the earth?
Yesterday I challenged an anonymous blogger who calls him/herself “Wintery Knight” (henceforth “WK”) on his/her anonymous defense of the Rebellion Thesis (the […]
Bible, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspiration, Wintery Knight42. Peter Enns on Inerrancy and the Bible
At the beginning of his book Misquoting Jesus, Bart Ehrman tells the story of his conversion to conservative Christianity as […]
Bible, inerrancy, inspiration, interview, Peter Enns, scripture, theologyThe Bible and the Moral Artist Principle: A response to Jason Thibodeau
In “God and Gus Van Sant: Two morally irresponsible artists?” I provided a rebuttal to Jason Thibodeau. Jason had made […]
Bible, biblical violence, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspiration, Jason ThibodeauReading the Bible informed by conscience
In “A review of “God or Godless”, inerrancy, and begging the question” I defended myself against a reviewer of God […]
Bible, general revelation, hermeneutics, inerrancy, inspiration, Martin Luther, moral perception, natural law