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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Biblical Inerrancy"”.
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A Theological Reassessment and Reformulation of the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy in Light of Contemporary Developments
… 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 the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy (hereafter, CSBI). The final section of this …
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"A new teaching-with authority!": Evangelical traditioning and the challenges to the doctrine of inerrancy
This study examines the doctrine of biblical inerrancy as an expression of evangelical traditioning and Bibliology. It raises the question of whether or not inerrancy can serve as a pedagogically responsible foundation for evangelical traditioning and Bibliology by asking two questions. Firstly, is …
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The Theology of Evangelism in the Ministry of Lewis Addison Drummond
… does not happen apart from a commitment to biblical inerrancy. Chapter 1 introduces the thesis by examining the utility of a theology of evangelism. The principal argument of this dissertation shows that Drummond’s integration of epistemology and kerygma shape a theology of evangelism rooted …
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The Faithful Skeptics: Conservative Christian Religious Beliefs and Perceptions of Climate Change
… views on climate change; these beliefs include biblical inerrancy, God’s sovereignty, human sinfulness, eschatology, and evangelism. These five beliefs do not contribute to participant perceptions of climate change uniformly though. Rather the results suggest ways in which religious beliefs …
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The Faithful Skeptics: Conservative Christian Religious Beliefs and Perceptions of Climate Change
… views on climate change; these beliefs include biblical inerrancy, God’s sovereignty, human sinfulness, eschatology, and evangelism. These five beliefs do not contribute to participant perceptions of climate change uniformly though. Rather the results suggest ways in which religious beliefs …