What does it mean to you? This, I believe, is the most destructive question that one can ask of the Scriptures. The implication is that the Scriptures can...

by C Michael Patton

Bibliology

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

New Testament

Text Criticism

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New Testament Textual Criticism: Answer Key to Quiz

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by Dan Wallace

Bibliology

Christian Philosophy

Current Issues in Theology

Prolegomena

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Is Natural Revelation Also God’s Word?

Is natural revelation God’s word?Â OrÂ does Scripture only qualify for such a title?Â In other words, when nature speaks clearly about something can we say that this...

Do I Believe in Inerrancy? It Depends . . .

I do believe in inerrancy. But maybe not how you define it. No I am not trying to redefine anything, but the fact is that when it comes to this issue there is a spectrum...

Do I Believe in Inerrancy? It Depends . . .

I do believe in inerrancy. But maybe not how you define it. No,Â I am not trying to redefine anything, but the fact is that when it comes to this issue there is a spectrum of...

by C Michael Patton

Bibliology

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Text Criticism

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Has God Preserved the Scriptures? It Depends… (Part 2)

In my last blog, I noted that the standard doctrine of preservation assumes that the text is accessible by God’s people down to the very words and down through the ages....

Defining Inerrancy #5

Defining Inerrancy [display_podcast]

Defining Inerrancy #4

Defining Inerrancy [display_podcast]

Theology Unplugged: Defining Inerrancy #3

Defining Inerrancy Note: This comes from the archive. New shows will be available in August

The Danger of Inerrancy

Considering the Inerrancy series thatÂ we areÂ broadcasting here on the blogÂ from TUP, I thought that I would follow it up with this post. Greg Jones was an evangelical...

by C Michael Patton

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