Biblical Inspiration/Authority Archive

By: Dr. Norman Geisler; ©2000 What are miracles? Dr. Geisler begins a five-part series on miracles by defining what he means by the word “miracle,” then answering the questions: Are…

By: Dr. John G. Weldon; ©1999 What is your opinion on the authority of the Bible? This four-part series examines the arguments for inerrancy of the Scriptures. Why is it…

By: Dr. John G. Weldon; ©1999 The last article began a discussion of what inerrancy does not require. We will conclude that discussion now. Inerrancy does not require strict grammatic,…

By: Dr. John G. Weldon; ©1999 Consider how the limited inerrancy position collapses when we evaluate this basic thesis: maintaining inerrancy in matters of doctrine and morality but accepting errors…

By: Dr. John G. Weldon; ©1999 Does even the central-salvation truth of Scripture seem probable or reasonable?” This information is considered in this article. Previous Article The last article ended…

By: Dr. Norman Geisler; ©1999 The final installment in this series explains why the Apocryphal books and the Gnostic gospels are generally not considered canonical. Dr. Geisler also explains, on…

By: Dr. Norman Geisler; ©1999 This article completes the discussion of “Can the Bible be Wrong?” And then looks at the issue of canonicity. Who “decided” what books were inspired,…

By: Dr. Norman Geisler; ©1999 This article explores the issue of inspiration, and asks the question, can the Bible be “right” in matters related to salvation, but be “wrong” in…