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Disruptive Inerrancy?

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Scot McKnight wrote a very interesting post on inerrancy today. I have long rejected use of the term biblical inerrancy, yet have watched as people more liberal (another dangerously slippery term) than I am claim to be inerrantists. This article is very helpful in clarifying the terminology somewhat, though much more could be said, and has been!

My take-away line?

Inerrancy is a disruptive child in the theological classroom.

I wrote more extensively on this in my book When People Speak for God and then published From Inspiration to Understanding by Dr. Edward Vick, which is a senior cousin to mine. I would have footnoted Vick quite a bit had his book been written before mine!

 

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2 Comments

  1. Dave Black says:

    Sometimes the disruptive child is also the most intelligent, inquisitive, and energetic student in the classroom 🙂

    1. Henry says:

      Quite true! Now how do we respond to the disruptive child? 🙂

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