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Biblical inerrancy

Biblical inerrancy

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Sep 25, 2026

Todd FrielHOST
44:30
I lo- I love the word inspira-- Oh, the difference between infallibility and inerrancy." Do you know the difference, by the way, between infallibility and inerrancy? Infallibility is actually a stronger word.
Todd FrielHOST
44:43
Inerrant is the Bible doesn't have mistakes.
Todd FrielHOST
44:46
Infallibility says the Bible can't have mistakes.
Todd FrielHOST
44:49
[laughs] It's, it's a, it's a very strong word, and it's cool to learn it.
Andy DavisHOST
22:34
Like quite recently in our lifetime, right before we began ministry, or certainly right before I began ministry, was the attack on the Bible, on the doctrine of inerrancy.
Andy DavisHOST
22:45
And so it was called in the 1970s, the Battle for the Bible.
Andy DavisHOST
22:49
And so the Council for Biblical Inerrancy rose up, and the Chicago Statement on Inerrancy came.
Andy DavisHOST
22:56
And since that time, it's been more anthropology and attack on what it means to be human, what it means to be male and female, transgender, all that.
Andy DavisHOST
23:04
It just keeps on going.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:24
It is inerrant.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:26
Inerrancy says that the original autographs are true in everything upon which the Bible speaks.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:34
That when God gave the Bible to those who wrote it, they wrote it And that gets us into inspiration, which we'll talk about later.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:46
But they wrote down the Bible perfectly.
CodyHOST
22:46
I do think, I don't know, maybe we should spend a little more time or I know that is a hard pill for a lot of people to swallow.
CodyHOST
22:55
Like we have this document of biblical inerrancy that came out of Chicago in the 80s that the Bible in any form have major issues with that document specifically.
CodyHOST
23:07
But the NIV, KJV, New King James Version, ESV, RSV, like whatever.
CodyHOST
23:15
version.
Kim RiddlebargerHOST
36:36
so important.
Rod RosenbladtHOST
36:37
Who would have guessed? We were arguing years and years ago in what was called the ICBI, International Council on Biblical Inerrancy.
Rod RosenbladtHOST
36:45
James Boyce founded it.
Rod RosenbladtHOST
36:46
God bless him for doing it.
Scott HahnHOST
3:14
But it was also a debate that was raging at the time I graduated from seminary back in the early 80s.
Scott HahnHOST
3:20
when I was getting ready for ordination at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Fairfax, in the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy, the members were debating, as evangelical Protestants love to do, do we have the freedom to imitate the New Testament writers in how they interpret the Old Testament? And the majority of members would side with, you know, the majority report was no.
Scott HahnHOST
3:46
They were apostles.
Scott HahnHOST
3:47
They were inspired by But on the other hand...
Scott HahnHOST
3:09
You know? It, it was the, the Lordship of Christ in my life, but it was the authority of the word of God, but it was also a debate that was raging at the time I graduated from seminary back in the early '80s.
Scott HahnHOST
3:20
When I was getting ready for ordination at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Fairfax, um, in the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy, the members were debating, as Evangelical Protestants love to do, do we have the freedom to imitate the New Testament writers in how they interpret the Old Testament? And the majority of members would side with, um, you know, the, the majority report was no.
Scott HahnHOST
3:46
They were apostles.
Scott HahnHOST
3:47
They were inspired.
Scott HahnHOST
17:33
And so I adopted what was then the minority report among evangelicals.
Scott HahnHOST
17:38
There was an organization called the ICBI, the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy.
Scott HahnHOST
17:43
I was a student member.
Scott HahnHOST
17:44
I went to their conferences.
Scott HahnHOST
17:33
And so I adopted what was then the minority report among evangelicals.
Scott HahnHOST
17:38
There was an organization called the ICBI, the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy.
Scott HahnHOST
17:43
I was a student member.
Scott HahnHOST
17:44
I went to their conferences.
Scott HahnGUEST
16:56
And so I adopted what was then the minority report among evangelicals.
Scott HahnGUEST
17:02
There was an organization called the ICBI, the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy.
John BergsmaHOST
17:06
Yeah.
Scott HahnGUEST
17:07
I was a student member.

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