The Doctrine of Inerrancy

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The Doctrine of Inerrancy is a theological work that defends the view that the Bible is without error in all that it affirms, addressing philosophical, historical, and hermeneutical challenges to this position.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf theological work
work on biblical authority
addressesTopic apparent contradictions in the Bible
hermeneutical challenges to biblical inerrancy
historical challenges to biblical inerrancy
historical reliability of biblical narratives
interpretive principles for reading Scripture
nature of biblical truth
philosophical challenges to biblical inerrancy
relationship between revelation and Scripture
aimsTo provide a rational defense of biblical inerrancy
respond to contemporary objections to inerrancy
strengthen confidence in the reliability of Scripture
arguesThat biblical inerrancy extends to all that Scripture affirms
biblical inerrancy includes matters of ethics
biblical inerrancy includes matters of faith and practice
biblical inerrancy includes matters of history
biblical inerrancy includes matters of theology
critiquesPosition limited inerrancy
purely neo-orthodox views of Scripture
view that the Bible is only inerrant in matters of faith and practice
defendsView the Bible is without error in all that it affirms
engagesDebate evangelical discussions on biblical authority
modern critical approaches to the Bible
hasTheologicalFocus biblical inerrancy
intendedAudience Christian apologists
pastors
students of theology
theologians
isRelatedTo apologetics
doctrine of Scripture
doctrine of inspiration
doctrine of revelation
evangelical theology
presupposes a high view of Scripture
the authority of the Bible for Christian faith and practice
situatedWithin conservative Protestant theology
evangelical doctrinal debates on Scripture
supportsDoctrine verbal plenary inspiration of Scripture
usesMethod hermeneutical reasoning
historical analysis
philosophical argumentation

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William Lane Craig hasWritten The Doctrine of Inerrancy