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"Inerrancy" is not so much a true or false doctrine, as it is a useless doctrine.
Stand Firm 2010
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"Inerrancy," that is, brings a lot more baggage with it than the average seminarian, at least those without a strong background in philosophy understand, probably realizes.
Stand Firm 2010
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Inerrancy in interpretation has nothing to do with it.
Blind Faith? 2009
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Inerrancy in interpretation has nothing to do with it.
Blind Faith? 2009
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Me: Inerrancy in interpretation has nothing to do with it.
Blind Faith? 2009
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Inerrancy is a doctrine for idiots who do not know, or think clearly about, the Bible they profess to worship.
`Cecil Sherman was no moderate' | RELIGION Blog | dallasnews.com 2010
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Inerrancy requires something to be incapable of being untrue.
Ken Schenck on The Chicago Declaration on Biblical Inerrancy James F. McGrath 2009
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Yes, let's do look at the question of Inerrancy and Textual Criticism on another blog: A contradiction involves a discrepancy between two or more passages.
Imperfect World, Imperfect Bible James F. McGrath 2009
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Let me commend to your reading the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy to help you.
Quote of the Day (Eric Reitan) James F. McGrath 2009
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Inerrancy as such is a harmless doctrine, but the concrete selective applications of it are very dangerous.
For John Shelby Spong the listening process is over « Anglican Samizdat 2009
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