inerrancy
Noun
Meaning
Exemption from error.
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biblical inerrancy
Akin to the “pre-theological” assumption of inerrancy is the theological belief in some form of “soul sorting”… in the damaging effect of both.
Of these he calls the one through the intellect 'legitimate' attesting its trustworthiness for the judgment of truth, and through the senses he names 'bastard' denying its inerrancy in the discrimination of what is true.
“At our best, both those who reject inerrancy (like Enns) and those who affirm it (like me) are calling for humility when it comes to Scripture.
Belief in Biblical inerrancy is a purely faith-based belief.
For many believers, inerrancy as the default view of Scripture has already proven ill-equipped to handle biblical phenomena.