Article by: Wayne Grudem Most books on systematic theology have not included a separate chapter on the inerrancy of the Bible. The subject has usually been dealt with under the heading of the authority of Scripture, and no further treatment has been considered...
The Greek Text of the King James Version by Zane C. Hodges [Zane C. Hodges, Assistant Professor of New Testament Literature and Exegesis, Dallas Theological Seminary.] The average well-taught Bible-believing Christian has often heard the King James Version corrected...
The Chicago Statement On Biblical Inerrancy* Preface *The International Council on Biblical Inerramcy, headquartered in Oakland, California, selected a draft committee from its membership to produce this statement on Biblical inerrancy in a three-day series of...
Every generation has its doctrinal problems and this one is no exception. Sometimes those problems develop within the circle of conservatism, a fact which is also true of this day. The discussions which have arisen among conservatives in the field of eschatology are...
The Inerrancy Debate and the Use of Scripture in Counseling In attempting to side-step the crucial implications of the current inerrancy debate, many evangelicals have tried to suggest that the controversy is nothing more than a semantical battle of terminologies and...
