Inerrancy:
Is the Bible free of error?
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Overview:
The word "inerrancy" is used to refer to a text that is considered accurate,
truthful, and totally free of error. A text that contains mistakes is errant.
The term is often used by conservative theologians:
Because the holy books of the world differ from each other, only one of them
-- at most -- can be inerrant. Some people suggest that none are inerrant.
Since all of the people who are affiliated with a religion are members of a minority religions, most
people's holy book cannot be inerrant. If they believe that their holy book is
inerrant, they are probably wrong. Perhaps all are wrong.
Bible.org provides a theology program (TTP) which explains
various historical beliefs from a conservative Protestant perspective. One
free video is Session 8 - Inerrancy. See:
http://www.bible.org/
"Inerrancy and Infallibility of the Bible," Believe web site, at:
http://mb-soft.com/
Bishop John Shelby Spong, "Q&A on the Bible as a weapon of
control," weekly mailing for 2007-OCT-31. You can subscribe to these mailings
at:
http://secure.agoramedia.com