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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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 ⓘ