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• When the inerrant Bible collides with Southern Baptist seminary doctrine

  
  BaptistPlanet — Authority: 515
  The woman Junia , whom St. Paul calls "of note among the apostles" ( KJV , RSV ) in the Epistle to the Romans 16:7, is the subject of blogs and scholarly articles considering her genter. She has inspired at least one scholarly and one popular book affirming her womanhood.
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• When Inerrantists Espouse the Bible Has Error: A Question for Southern Baptists About Junia in Romans 16:7

  
  Grace and Truth to You — Authority: 413
  Dr. David Jones is a conservative Southern Baptist scholar who serves as a professor of ethics on the faculty at Southeastern Theological Seminary. The Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood has posted an article written by Dr. Jones entitled A Female Apostle?" . Dr. Jones examines Romans 6:27 where the ...
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• Who Knew What When?

  
  Exploring Our Matrix — Authority: 602
  There seems to be a theme in several recent posts around the blogosphere: who knew what, and when did they know it? Im currently having an interesting discussion on the LXX Studies blog about creation out of nothing . Internet Monk asks what Jesus knew (including whether he could pass a test without studying). ...
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• Proving Christianity with inerrancy

  
  Undeception — Authority: 412
  In a discussion involving my rejection of inerrancy, a frequent commenter mentioned the inerrantist objection, ”Without [our Bible] can we confidently walk up to a non-believer and ask him to believe our own personal faith in God without showing him something that he can see that points to that God?” The first ...
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• Why the Bible has to be Perfect

  
  The Religion Virus — Authority: 122
  I respect many religious beliefs, but what do you do when someone believes something that cant possibly be true? Something that has glaring errors that anyone can see? And what if half of a nation believes it? Whats a rational person supposed to do in the face of such beliefs? We affirm that Scripture, having ...
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• Inerrancy as a “category error”

  
  Confessing Evangelical — Authority: 123
  From a post by Blue Raja on the Boar’s Head Tavern. This is great stuff: I’m sort of a Vanhoozer-ian sort of guy when it comes to the nature of language (i.e. his theological version of speech-act theory) and I think the most basic observation it contributes to an understanding of inerrancy is that stating ...
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• Open Minded and Closed Minded Lutherans

  
  Michael-In-Norfolk - - Coming Out In Mid Life — Authority: 148
  The Church of Sweden - a sister church to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America - has elected Eva Brunne , 55 (pictured at left), as the worlds first openly lesbian bishop this past week thereby demonstrating that some within the Lutheran Church have embraced modern knowledge on sexual orientation and grasp that ...
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• First Group of "Traditionalist" Anglicans in Britain Votes to Enter Catholic Church

  
  Particular Baptist Kev's Random Thoughts — Authority: 134
  By Hilary WhiteROME, November 6, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) – In a move that is a surprise to no one, the UK branch of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC), the largest of the groups that broke away from the mainstream Anglican Church over the ordination of woman and the latter’s support for active homosexuality, ...
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• The Historical Demise of Arminianism

  
  Arminian Today — Authority: 421
  In the recent edition of The Arminian a statement was made about the triumph of Wesleyan-Arminianism at the end of the 19th century in the United States and Europe. Had their been blogs in those days many Arminians would have been able to rejoice that Arminius and his theology had soundly defeated Calvinism in ...
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• Guest Post on Science & an Incarnational Approach to the Bible

  
  a time to tear down | A Time to Build Up — Authority: 103
  Starting today Science and the Sacred, the blog of the BioLogos Foundation , is running a series of guest post by me, titled “Science and an Incarnational Approach to the Bible.” Click here to read the first post .
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• WTS on Scripture

  
  1517 — Authority: 434
  In 2008 Westminster Seminary crafted an excellent statement of "Affirmations and Denials" regarding the Scriptures. I encourage you to take time to read it. Denominations, Presbyteries, and individual congregations would do well to consider adopting WTSs "Affirmations and Denials" for their own. The Rocky ...
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• Almost done reading “Biblical Inspirtaion” and school update

  
  Inquiring Minds — Authority: 417
  I have one chapter left to read in this book, and hope to finish it tonight before I go to bed.  After I finish watching Heroes.  The book “Biblical Inspiration by I. Howard Marshall’ has been a great read.  If you are interested in having a better understanding of this position verses Biblical Inerrancy this ...
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• Brief question about inerrancy

  
  Undeception — Authority: 412
  The question that must be asked of inerrantists is this: Is it Scripture or man’s wisdom that is the ultimate basis for Christians’ belief system? If you answer that Scripture is the foundation of our beliefs, you must also believe that even our beliefs about the Bible should be scriptural, free from the ...
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• Inerrancy leads to distorting God’s character

  
  Castle of Nutshells — Authority: 459
  Steve drew my attention to Cliff’s post on literal interpretation: Inerrancy leads to distortions of the character of God. Sometimes, horrendous distortions. A few examples should suffice: In an inerrant Bible, God becomes one who endorses the practice of selling one’s daughters as sex-slaves (Exodus ...
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• Thinking “Outside the Box” about the Bible

  
  Undeception — Authority: 412
  My friend Cliff Martin has written one of the best, most concise descriptions of the nature and purpose of the Bible that I have ever had the privilege of reading. He also makes some interesting remarks about the usefulness and validity of orthodoxy , something I’ve discussed here and there on this blog. I ...
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• Get Them into the Lifeboat -- Future of Faith #10

  
  Ponderings on a Faith Journey — Authority: 477
  Transforming Theology Project Harvey Cox, The Future of Faith, Harper One, 2009, Chapter 10: Get Them into the Lifeboat: The Pathos of Fundamentalism Fundamentalism is a variant of creedalism, one that equates faith with the unwavering affirmation of certain fundamental beliefs. It is an ...
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• But Don’t All Southern Baptists Believe in Inerrancy?

  
  Between The Times — Authority: 498
  Bart Barber has written an excellent blog post defending biblical inerrancy against a recent attack on the doctrine authored by the Theologian-in-Residence at the Baptist General Convention of Texas. There are some folks in the SBC (or at least the blogosphere) who want us to stop talking about inerrancy because ...
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• The Gateway to Heresy...

  
  1517 — Authority: 434
  Thanks to Bart Barber for posting an outstanding article on the importance of the doctrine of the Bibles inerrancy. Barber postulates, I believe correctly, that many evangelicals are suffering from "inerrancy fatique." I think one of the evidences of this fatique is seen in the number of those being accepted as ...
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• The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism by G.K. Beale — A Review

  
  Fundamentally Reformed — Authority: 111
  Author: G.K. Beale Publisher: Crossway Format: Softcover Publication Date: 2008 Pages: 304 ISBN: 9781433502033 Stars: 4 of 5 My thanks go out to Angie Cheatham and Michelle Bennett at Crossway for furnishing me with a review copy of this book. In recent years, Evangelicalism has seen a number of challenges to the ...
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• Things I find stupid, objectionable, offensive and just plain wrong on the bible. Exodus 16-20

  
  Lone Wolfs Den — Authority: 117
  Exodus 16:2-32 And the whole congregation of the children of Israel murmured against Moses and Aaron in the wilderness:3 And the children of Israel said unto them, Would to God we had died by the hand of the LORD in the land of Egypt, when we sat by the flesh pots, and when we did [...]
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