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Evangelicals and inerrancy / edited by Ronald Youngblood. [print]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Nashville : T. Nelson, [(c)1984.Description: xii, 265 pages ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0840759339
  • 9780840759337
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS480.E936 1984
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Contents:
The Old Testament quotations in the New Testament with reference to the doctrine of plenary inspiration Roger Nicole Verbal inspiration inductively considered Stanley E. Anderson The infallibility of scripture and evangelical progress Ned B. Stonehouse The legitimate limits of biblical criticism Merrill C. Tenney What does biblical infallibility mean? / Gordon R. Lewis An historian looks at inerrancy Harold Lindsell Inspiration and inerrancy : a new departure John Warwick Montgomery Notes on the inerrancy of scripture Robert Preus The basis for our belief in inerrancy R. Laird Harris Difficulties with inerrancy Robert L. Saucy Apeitheo : current resistance to biblical inerrancy J. Barton Payne Ordinary language analysis and theological method Arthur F. Holmes Theological method and inerrancy : a reply to Arthur F. Holmes Norman L. Geisler Reply to Norman L. Geisler Arthur F. Holmes Baptists and biblical authority Clark H. Pinnock Reconsidering "limited inerrancy" / Richard J. Coleman Partial omniscience : observations on limited inerrancy J. Barton Payne Problems for limited inerrancy Vern S. Poythress Redaction criticism and the Great Commission : a case study toward a biblical understanding of inerrancy Grant R. Osborne Inductivism, inerrancy, and presuppositionalism Greg L. Bahnsen Stephen's speech : a case study in rhetoric and biblical inerrancy Rex A. Koivisto The Chicago statement on biblical inerrancy Evangelical theology : where should we be going? / Stanley N. Gundry.
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The Old Testament quotations in the New Testament with reference to the doctrine of plenary inspiration Roger Nicole Verbal inspiration inductively considered Stanley E. Anderson The infallibility of scripture and evangelical progress Ned B. Stonehouse The legitimate limits of biblical criticism Merrill C. Tenney What does biblical infallibility mean? / Gordon R. Lewis An historian looks at inerrancy Harold Lindsell Inspiration and inerrancy : a new departure John Warwick Montgomery Notes on the inerrancy of scripture Robert Preus The basis for our belief in inerrancy R. Laird Harris Difficulties with inerrancy Robert L. Saucy Apeitheo : current resistance to biblical inerrancy J. Barton Payne Ordinary language analysis and theological method Arthur F. Holmes Theological method and inerrancy : a reply to Arthur F. Holmes Norman L. Geisler Reply to Norman L. Geisler Arthur F. Holmes Baptists and biblical authority Clark H. Pinnock Reconsidering "limited inerrancy" / Richard J. Coleman Partial omniscience : observations on limited inerrancy J. Barton Payne Problems for limited inerrancy Vern S. Poythress Redaction criticism and the Great Commission : a case study toward a biblical understanding of inerrancy Grant R. Osborne Inductivism, inerrancy, and presuppositionalism Greg L. Bahnsen Stephen's speech : a case study in rhetoric and biblical inerrancy Rex A. Koivisto The Chicago statement on biblical inerrancy Evangelical theology : where should we be going? / Stanley N. Gundry.

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