“Evangelical ‘Bibliolatry,’ A Scholar’s Intentions, And Media Sensationalism”
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After writing several articles about evangelicals, I want to pause for a bit to consider the role of the media and their use of sensational language about religious topics. Read more…
Categories: Main, What Is The Bible Tags: Bible, biblical scholarship, bibliolatry, evangelical, Evangelical Theological Society, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, inerrant, infallible, J P Moreland, media, news media
“Evangelical Theology and Barack Obama’s ‘Low View’ Of Scripture”
The Bible as Word of God—inerrant, infallible, and solely the work of God—remains the single most important distinction between evangelicals and other Christians.
In an interview with Stephen Mansfield, author of the new book, The Faith of Barack Obama, this is Mansfield’s answer to the question: Read more…
Categories: Main, What Is The Bible Tags: Barack Obama, Bible, evangelical, Faith of Barack Obama, high view of scripture, inerrant, infallible, Obama, scripture, Stephen Mansfield
“Did God Write The Bible All Alone Or Did God Have Human Help?”
The role of human writers in the Bible is probably the most debated, contested, and complicated topic in the evangelical world. Although I am making a complicated topic too simplistic, the basic question is this: Did God write the Bible all alone or did God have human help? Read more…
