Vital Issues in the Inerrancy Debate
582Vital Issues in the Inerrancy Debate
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ISBN-13: | 9781498237260 |
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Publisher: | Wipf & Stock Publishers |
Publication date: | 01/14/2016 |
Pages: | 582 |
Product dimensions: | 7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 1.25(d) |
About the Author
F. David Farnell, PhD, Professor of New Testament at The Master's Seminary.
Associate Editors:
Norman L. Geisler, PhD, Chancellor of Veritas Evangelical Seminary.
Joseph M. Holden, PhD, President of Veritas Evangelical Seminary.
William C. Roach, PhD, is the senior-editor of The Journal of the International Society of Christian Apologetics.
Robert Wilkin, PhD, is President of Grace Evangelical Society.
Phil Fernandes, Ph.D., President of the Institute of Biblical Defense.
Table of Contents
Contributors xi
Foreword Paige Patterson xiii
Preface xv
Part 1 Inerrancy Defined
Chapter 1 The Historic Documents of the International Council on Biblical Inerrancy Norman L. Geisler 3
Chapter 2 What Is Inerrancy and Why Should We Care? Norman L. Geisler Shawn Nelson 20
Chapter 3 A Voice from a New Generation: What's at Stake? Shawn Nelson 24
Chapter 4 Evangelical Mentoring: The Danger from Within F. David Farnell 39
Chapter 5 Review of Five Views on Biblical Inerrancy, edited by. Merrick and Stephen Garrett Norman L. Geisler 60
Chapter 6 The 2015 Shepherds' Conference on Inerrancy William C. Roach 99
Chapter 7 Interview with Paige Patterson on the Importance of Inerrancy William C. Roach 106
Chapter 8 Do You Have to Be a Calvinist to Believe in Inerrancy? Norman L. Geisler 109
Part 2 Inerrancy Defended
Chapter 9 "It's Just a Matter of Interpretation, Not of Inerrancy": Examining the Relation between Inerrancy and Hermeneutics Norman L. Geisler 115
Chapter 10 Biblical Inerrancy, Inductive or Deductive Basis: A Response to William Lane Craig Norman L. Geisler 132
Chapter 11 Early Twentieth Century Challenges to Inerrancy F. David Farnell 145
Chapter 12 Early Twenty-First-Century Challenges to Inerrancy David Farnell 162
Chapter 13 The Resurgence of Neo-Evangelicalism: Craig Blomberg's Latest Book and the Future of Evangelical Theology William C. Roach 208
Chapter 14 The Battle for the Bible Begins Anew Phil Fernandes 240
Chapter 15 Inerrancy as a Litmus Test of Evangelical Orthodoxy? Clarifications on Carl F. H. Henry's View Christopher T. Haun 248
Chapter 16 Can We Still Believe Critical Evangelical Scholars? The Danger from Within F. David Farnell 254
Chapter 17 The "Magic" of Historical Criticism F. David Farnell 279
Chapter 18 Part One: A Critical Evaluation of Robert H. Gundry's Westmont College Lecture, "Peter: False Disciple and Apostate according to Saint Matthew" F. David Farnell 321
Chapter 19 Part Two: A Critical Evaluation of Robert H. Gundry's Westmont College Lecture, "Peter: False Disciple and Apostate According to Saint Matthew" (and Now Recently Released Book) F. David Farnell 339
Chapter 20 A Critical Review of Donald Hagner's "Ten Guidelines for Evangelical Scholarship" F. David Farnell Norman L. Geisler 347
Chapter 21 On Licona Muddying the Waters of the Chicago Statements of Biblical Inerrancy and Hermeneutics Norman L. Geisler 365
Chapter 22 The Early Church Fathers and the Resurrection of the Saints in Matthew 27:51-54 Norman L. Geisler 375
Chapter 23 Can We Still Believe in the Bible? Norman L. Geisler 388
Chapter 24 ICBI Inerrancy Is Not for the Birds Joseph M. Holden 403
Chapter 25 Contemporary Evangelical NT Genre Criticism: Opening Pandora's Box? Joseph M. Holden 406
Chapter 26 Book Review: Craig Blomberg's Can We Still Believe the Bible? Joseph M. Holden 410
Chapter 27 Book Review: The Lost World of Adam and Eve Norman L. Geisler 430
Chapter 28 An Exposition and Refutation of the Key Presuppositions of Contemporary Jesus Research Phil Fernandes 447
Chapter 29 Redating the Gospels Phil Fernandes 466
Chapter 30 Misinterpreting J. I. Packer on Inerrancy and Hermeneutics William C. Roach Norman L. Geisler 489
Chapter 31 Can We Still Trust New Testament Professors? Bob Wilkin 494
Chapter 32 Did Roman Christians Detect the Influence of Roman Historiography in Matthew 27:45-54? Christopher T. Haun 501
Epilogue Historical Criticism vs. Grammatico-Historical: Quo Vadis Evangelicals? F. David Farnell 516
Appendix: Statements on the Importance of Inerrancy from Prominent Christian Leaders 529
Bibliography 541
Person and Subject Index 559
Scripture Index 563
What People are Saying About This
"From within the Washington beltway somewhere there arose the sentiment that 'eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.' What is the case politically is even more the case theologically. As this book illustrates, the resounding standards established at the close of the twentieth century by the ICBI, Missouri Synod Lutherans, and Southern Baptists are now subject to reinterpretation by those who seem to prefer a priesthood of scholars over a priesthood of believers. David Farnell and his fellow editors have responded in these pages, holding high the standard of the full reliability of God's word. This is a crucial volume for a day of flagging confidence in the Bible."
Paige Patterson, President, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary