In this engaging discussion, Dr. Richard Howe, the Norman L. Geisler Chair of Christian Apologetics, explores the profound topic of biblical inerrancy. He delves into the complexities of reconciling biblical accounts and advocates for interpreting scripture contextually. Howe elaborates on the correspondence theory of truth, emphasizing how it shapes faith. He also examines literary devices in the Bible and the importance of cultural context. Listeners gain meaningful insights into navigating apparent contradictions and deepening their understanding of Scripture's authority.
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Howe's Inerrancy Journey
Richard Howe, raised in the Bible Belt, found his faith challenged in college by skeptical views on the Bible.
This led him to explore inerrancy, solidifying his belief in the Bible's integrity.
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Defining Inerrancy
Inerrancy means what Scripture says, God says, without error.
A proper understanding of truth is crucial for defining and defending inerrancy.
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Philosophy's Role in Inerrancy
Philosophical assumptions about truth and language heavily influence inerrancy debates.
Understanding these assumptions is key to navigating these complex discussions.
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Join us as we dive deep into biblical inerrancy and what "without error" really means with Dr. Richard G. Howe, Norman L. Geisler Chair of Christian Apologetics at Southern Evangelical Seminary and Past President of the International Society of Christian Apologetics. Drawing from decades of experience defending the Christian faith on university campuses and international platforms, Dr. Howe provides a philosophically robust framework for understanding Scripture’s truthfulness.
From his correspondence theory of truth to the relationship between divine inspiration and inerrancy, we’ll explore how God’s nature necessarily implies an errorless Bible, examine the difference between legitimate literary devices and historical alterations, and wrestle with how to approach apparent discrepancies in the Gospels. As both a philosopher and theologian, Dr. Howe brings unique insights to this crucial doctrine that grounds our faith.
Whether you’re wrestling with difficult passages or seeking a deeper understanding of biblical authority, this conversation offers crucial insights into how we read and trust God’s Word.
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