If Scripture is not inerrant, then who gets to decide what part of it is true?
This is not a scare tactic. It’s a question of theological method. And one the modern church rarely slows down to ask.
The debate over inerrancy is often portrayed as academic, antiquated, or unnecessary. “Why fight over a word?” some say. “Let’s just focus on Jesus.” But this kind of thinking reveals a dangerous trend: we’ve grown far too comfortable placing Scripture under human evaluation rather than the other way around.
And the moment Scripture becomes suspect, everything becomes negotiable.
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