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We must ask the Holy Spirit to protect us from imposing our own agendas on His inspired Word.

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The leaders of Knox Theological Seminary say Yes. But what kind of "inerrancy" is this?

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Is the Bible your church's supreme authority, or have other things taken first place?

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The Bible is as accurate and reliable as its Author.

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We know this for two reasons: God's promise, and historical evidence of His continuing faithfulness to it.

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It's not our job to define Christianity. Our responsibility is to understand God's definition.

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We have God's very specific promise to preserve His Word, and the evidence that He has kept it.

http://teachingtheword.org/apps/articles/default.asp?blogid=5432&view=post&articleid=59183&link=1&fldKeywords=&fldAuthor=&fldTopic=0

The text of the Bible was written by "driven" men.

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That may sound like a strange question! But in our time, the sad consensus of Evangelical opinion is "No".