Bill Pratt | April 8, 2010
Post Author: Bill Pratt Agnostic New Testament scholar Bart Ehrman wrote in his book, Misquoting Jesus, that his Christian beliefs began to fall apart when he realized that there was a mistake, an error, in the Gospel of Mark. Now, I think that the alleged mistake is not a mistake, but let’s assume for a [...]
Category: Difficult Bible Passages, Essential Beliefs, General Apologetics, Inerrancy, New Testament Reliability, Textual Criticism |
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Tags: Bart Ehrman, brittle fundamentalism, Darrell Bock, errors in the Bible, essential doctrines of Christianity, King James Only, Misquoting Jesus, Textual Criticism
Bill Pratt | October 19, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 5 of this series, we now turn to the final three mistakes critics make when alleging errors in the Bible. These mistakes are taken from Norman Geisler and Tom Howe’s The Big Book of Bible Difficulties. Mistake #15: Forgetting that Only the Original Text, Not Every Copy of [...]
Category: Bible Interpretation, Difficult Bible Passages |
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Tags: Bible, Christian apologetics, Christianity, errors in the Bible, Norman Geisler, Skeptics, Tom Howe
Bill Pratt | October 14, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 4 of this series, we now turn to more of the mistakes critics make when alleging errors in the Bible. These mistakes are taken from Norman Geisler and Tom Howe’s The Big Book of Bible Difficulties. Mistake #11: Presuming that the Bible Approves of All it Records. Not [...]
Category: Bible Interpretation, Difficult Bible Passages |
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Tags: Bible, Christian apologetics, Christianity, errors in the Bible, Norman Geisler, Skeptics, Tom Howe
Bill Pratt | October 12, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 3 of this series, we now turn to more of the mistakes critics make when alleging errors in the Bible. These mistakes are taken from Norman Geisler and Tom Howe’s The Big Book of Bible Difficulties. Mistake #8: Assuming that a Partial Report is a False Report. Sometimes [...]
Category: Bible Interpretation, Difficult Bible Passages |
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Tags: Bible, Christian apologetics, Christianity, errors in the Bible, Norman Geisler, Skeptics, Tom Howe
Bill Pratt | October 8, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 2 of this series, we now turn to more of the mistakes critics make when alleging errors in the Bible. These mistakes are taken from Norman Geisler and Tom Howe’s The Big Book of Bible Difficulties. Mistake #6: Basing a Teaching on an Obscure Passage. Some passages in [...]
Category: Bible Interpretation, Difficult Bible Passages |
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Tags: Bible, Christian apologetics, Christianity, errors in the Bible, Norman Geisler, Skeptics, Tom Howe
Bill Pratt | October 4, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt Continuing from part 1 of this series, we now turn to more of the mistakes critics make when alleging errors in the Bible. These mistakes are taken from Norman Geisler and Tom Howe’s The Big Book of Bible Difficulties. Mistake #3: Confusing Our Fallible Interpretations with God’s Infallible Revelation. The words [...]
Category: Bible Interpretation, Difficult Bible Passages |
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Tags: Bible, Christian apologetics, Christianity, errors in the Bible, Norman Geisler, Skeptics, Tom Howe
Bill Pratt | September 30, 2009
Post Author: Bill Pratt One of the most common accusations I hear from skeptics is that the Bible is full of errors and contradictions. How do you and I, as Christians who believe the Bible is without error, deal with these claims? Several years ago, I purchased a book by Norman Geisler and Tom Howe [...]
Category: Bible Interpretation, Difficult Bible Passages |
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Tags: Bible, Christian apologetics, Christianity, errors in the Bible, Norman Geisler, Skeptics, Tom Howe