White Horse Inn

Equipped: Defending Scripture from Its Critics

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Mar 2, 2025
Michael Horton, a theology professor, joins fellow scholars Walter Strickland and Bob Hiller in a captivating discussion on the importance of the Bible. They explore the reliability of Scripture and the remarkable manuscript evidence supporting it. The trio tackles critiques from modern scholarship, emphasizing the uniqueness of the Christian Gospel. They also delve into how archaeological findings reinforce biblical narratives. Ultimately, they highlight the necessity of engaging with Scripture both individually and in community, ensuring a robust understanding of divine truth.
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Why We Need the Bible

  • Humans need the Bible because general revelation alone doesn't offer good news.
  • The gospel, unlike moral law, draws us to God through faith, offering freedom from guilt.
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Bible's Unique Historicity

  • Unlike other religious texts, the Bible is historically grounded, offering verifiable claims about God's actions.
  • Its narrative is rooted in real events, setting it apart from mythological accounts.
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Old and New Testaments

  • The New Testament is historically grounded in the Old Testament, demonstrating a unified narrative.
  • This interconnectedness, spanning millennia, points to a cohesive drama of redemption.
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