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

Hermeneutics

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Good Exegesis Does not Always Produce Good Theology

I know an Old Testament professorÂ who is an exegete, but not a theologian. Let me put this better. I know an Old Testament professor who is so good at exegesis, he does not...

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

Hermeneutics

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Why I am Grateful to Liberal Scholars

I remember one professor at Dallas Seminary telling me that Evangelicals had learned more from liberal scholars about biblical interpretation over the past century than they...

by C Michael Patton

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