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Biblical Inerrancy and Arminianism In the early 20th century, Protestantism witnessed a re-emergence of debate surrounding the concept of inerrancy, prompted by rationalist critiques of the Bible.1 In evangelical circles, the 1978 Chicago Declaration on Biblical Inerrancy marked…
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Question: “Robert Hamilton, in “Philosophical Reflections on Free Will” responds to an objection to indeterminism quoting Feinberg who argues “the only way to hold to verbal plenary inspiration as set forth in 2 Peter 1:21…
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Calvinists teach that if free-will was true, then it would overthrow biblical inerrancy because the human free-will of the prophet or apostle would be prone to introducing errors into the biblical text. Hence, only exhaustive…
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H. Ray Dunning is the professor of theology at Trevecca Nazarene College in Nashville. He was commissioned to produce a systematic theology in the Wesleyan tradition that is true to the doctrinal standards of the…
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If you cannot see the player above follow this link: Biblical Criticism (Part 2) In this episode Dr. Vic Reasoner continues to discuss Biblical Criticism.
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If you cannot see the player above follow this link: Inerrancy (Part 1) If you cannot see the player above follow this link: Inerrancy (Part 2) These episodes are two parts of a lecture that…
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Inspiration of Scripture Part 1 link Inspiration of Scripture Part 2 link In this episodes Dr. Vic Reasoner will discuss the Inspiration of Scripture.
Calvinists have put out a DVD called “Amazing Grace,” which makes the following charge against Arminianism: One Calvinist explains: “Arminianism has real implications for the doctrine of Scripture. How can God superintend men’s words so…
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