Wisdom would counsel I not return to Paul, Titus, and the whole “Cretan fiasco”. [An aside: if Paul were a […]
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On slurring Cretans and Indians
Inerrancy, liars, evil brutes and lazy gluttons
The word “Cretan” means (not surprisingly) an inhabitant of Crete. But it also means an uncouth, uneducated person as in: […]
Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy, Cretans, inerrancy, inspiration, TitusInerrancy: how to save a lost concept by comparing the Bible to “Ulysses”
In my experience the person who stresses that inerrancy is an attribute of scripture does so thinking that this is […]
bibliology, inerrancy, inspiration, James Joyce, scripture, UlyssesInerrancy faces anti-trinitarians, open theists and holocaust deniers
Ever since its founding the Evangelical Theological Society has required a core confession of its members: the inerrancy of scripture […]
anti-semitism, Bruce Ware, Clark Pinnock, ETS, inerrancy, Michael Shermer, open theism, Raul Hilberg, TrinitarianismAffirming, implying, and inerrancy
Last week Paul Manata provided the following argument for the inerrancy of scripture. (1) Whatever the Bible affirms, God affirms. (2) Whatever […]
implicature, inerrancy, inspiration, Paul Manata