Here’s an excellent class (IMO) on how we should look for the gospel in Scripture and not pull each verse out and read it woodenly as a biblicist might. … ;;;;; click here> Using Christ against the Scriptures Pastor Mark is working from an outline on the ‘Word alone’, by Dr. Meg [...]
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Or did someone stumble upon it out in a field somewhere the way Joseph Smith (supposedly) found those golden plates? No…actually there was a process involving a lot of players. Here’s a primer, and a quick overview of how the Christian Bible came to be, and some of the different ways Christians view the Bible. [...]
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“In the begining was the Bible, and the Bible was with God, and the Bible was God.” Is the Bible the Word of God? Is that all that the Word of God is…the Bible? Or, is the Bible just one of the forms of the Word of God?
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When we read the Holy Scriptures, do we read them as though every single line has huge theological importance? Do we assign the same level of value to each verse because they are all in the Bible, therefore they must all be weighed the same? Isaiah 37:36 “And the angel of the Lord went forth, and [...]
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Luther said, ” If they use the scriptures against Christ, then we will use Christ against the scriptures.” Can the scriptures really be used against Christ? Was Luther talking about a group of atheists, or those inside the Church?
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The inerrant Bible or the infallible Bible? Are these the same thing? I don’t think so. Inerrant means without a mistake and infallible means not capable of being wrong. I believe the bible has mistakes in it because of the involvement of man, and I believe that the message of the Bible is not capable [...]
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