inerrantist

Speech parts

1. inerrantist - Noun

2. inerrantist - Adjective

Meaning

inerrantist (plural inerrantists)

Someone who believes in the inerrancy of religious scripture.

inerrantist (comparative more inerrantist, superlative most inerrantist)

Pertaining to such beliefs.

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Examples

I’m a bit confused as to why the Evangelical inerrantist scholars are being singled out here. Source: Internet

This is why some well-meaning authors feel to characterize otherwise “solid” inerrantist biblical scholars as outright and duplicitous liberals. Source: Internet

Inerrancy in particular has a difficult time accounting for how the Bible looks so “untended” and “misbehaved” by inerrantist standards. Source: Internet

I read the book (advanced copy) and I see what he is doing for an inerrantist readership–trying to push them out of fundamentalism–but there is a fair amount of tiptoeing. Source: Internet

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