inerrantly

However, by no means does that make scripture perfectly, consistently, absolutely, thoroughly, literally, and inerrantly true in every word and detail, as some would claim.

Archive 2009-04-01 fausto 2009

Here it goes: In your view, Scripture is inerrant, and it inerrantly has different voices, and so its function is not to communicate the view of one of these authors or the other, but to presumably inerrantly illustrate to us that it is out of this conversation that truth emerges.

The Inerrancy of Ecclesiastes 9:2-6 James F. McGrath 2010

The argument was made that, unless there is a God who defines right and wrong, and unless God has made those standards known in his inerrantly-inspired word, then we can have no reason for judging one action as preferable to another.

What Is Good? James F. McGrath 2009

One can be grateful, appreciative, and even committed to the same basic principles, without believing the authors in question to have written inerrantly.

Quote of the Day (Eric Reitan) James F. McGrath 2009

But it seems to me that, if there is no basis in conscience and reason for morality, then even if one had a sacred text that told us inerrantly and objectively what is good, we'd be in any way helped or benefitted by it.

What Makes Good Good? A Case For Compassion James F. McGrath 2009

Some fundamentalists do actually argue that the KJV is inerrantly inspired strange as that claim seems even to most fundamentalists.

Aron-Ra in the flesh - The Panda's Thumb 2009

They emphasize that the Bible is plainly true, even inerrantly so, and "easy to understand," and it's "easy to grasp the message of the Bible to the extent required to be saved."

A Temporary Measure James F. McGrath 2009

But it seems to me that, if there is no basis in conscience and reason for morality, then even if one had a sacred text that told us inerrantly and objectively what is good, we'd be in any way helped or benefitted by it.

Archive 2009-06-01 James F. McGrath 2009

The argument was made that, unless there is a God who defines right and wrong, and unless God has made those standards known in his inerrantly-inspired word, then we can have no reason for judging one action as preferable to another.

Archive 2009-06-01 James F. McGrath 2009

One can be grateful, appreciative, and even committed to the same basic principles, without believing the authors in question to have written inerrantly.

Quote of the Day (Eric Reitan) James F. McGrath 2009