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Is Biblical Inerrancy Defensible?

Is inerrancy defensible, or even worth trying to defend, given the following problems? * inerrancy only applies to original documents, which we don't have and couldn't identify even if we did * though mostly trivial, there are very many small variati...

authority of scripture, bible, biblical inspiration, biblical interpretation, historical reliability of scripture, historicity of the new testament, inerrancy of scripture, inspiration,

Four Views on Divine Providence

divine foreknowledge, divine omniscience, omniscience, divine attributes, books, molinism, calvinism, open theism, reformed theology,

The Doctrine of the Trinity (part 2)

trinity, godhead, tri-personal,

The Earthquake in Haiti

natural evil, evil, problem of evil, divine judgement,

Doctrine of Christ (part 27)

religious pluralism, salvation, evangelism,

Existence of God (part 23)

The Ontological Argument.

ontological argument, anselm, possible worlds,

Doctrine of God: Trinity (Part 4): The Holy Spirit

trinity, holy spirit, divine personhood,

God and Neuro-Science

Advances in neurology and the human brain continue to discover the very biological foundations for our belief in God and alleged spiritual (or mystical) experiences. In fact, with every advance, the belief in a spirit apart from the brain (or body) continues t...

michael murray, neuroscience, religious belief in god, religious experience,

The Doctrine of Man (part 12)

man, free will, calvinism,

Doctrine of Christ (Part 15): The Work of Christ (8) - Satisfaction Theory

work of christ, satisfaction theory, anselm,