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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Bible--Evidences, authority, etc."”.

  1. A Theological Reassessment and Reformulation of the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy in Light of Contemporary Developments

    Chapter 1 introduces the thesis, methodology, and outline of the dissertation. It also includes a brief historical survey of the doctrine of inerrancy and a study of the factors that led to the formation of the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy (hereafter, ICBI) and original writing of …

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  2. Defender of divine revelation: Timothy Dwight's arguments for the Bible's authenticity and divine inspiration

    … Timothy Dwight's (1752-1817) arguments for the Bible's authenticity with the purpose of determining if his arguments are theologically orthodox, logically sound, and factually accurate. Chapter 1 introduces this dissertation's thesis, research problem, methodology, and its limitations. Attention …

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  3. Allegorical tendencies in preaching and their relation to the doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture

    This dissertation examines the relationship between allegorical tendencies and the doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture. Chapter 1 introduces the topic, setting forth the argument that the allegorical method presents an inherent danger to or denial of the sufficiency of Scripture. Chapter 2 …

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  4. The rule of express terms and the limits of fellowship in the Stone-Campbell movement: T. W. Brents, a test case

    … of fellowship, it allowed ultimate spiritual authority to the express (explicit) terms of the Bible alone. It denied all but educational authority to human inferences or opinions. Most significantly, it negated the Reformed doctrine of necessary consequence. The theological history of Brents …

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