Interdisciplinary perspectives on the authority of scripture : historical, biblical, and theoretical perspectives /
edited by Carlos R. Bovell ; foreword by William Abraham.
- Eugene, Or. : Pickwick Publications, c2011.
- xxiii, 399 p. ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
No creed but the Bible, no authority without the church : American evangelicals and the errors of inerrancy / D.G. Hart -- The subordination of Scripture to human reason at old Princeton / Paul Seely -- The Modernist-Fundamentalist controversy, the inerrancy of Scripture, and the development of American Dispensationalism / Todd Mangum -- The cost of prestige : E.J. Carnell's quest for intellectual orthodoxy / Seth Dowland -- "Inerrancy, a paradigm in crisis" / Carlos R. Bovell -- Inerrancy and evangelical Old Testament scholarship : challenges and the way forward / J. Daniel Hays -- Theological diversity in the Old Testament as burden or divine gift? : problems and perspectives in the current debate / Richard Schultz -- "But Jesus believed that David wrote the Psalms ... " / Stephen Dawes -- Some thoughts on theological exegesis of the Old Testament : toward a viable model of biblical coherence and relevance / Peter Enns -- Inerrantist scholarship on Daniel : a valid historical enterprise? / Stephen Young -- The implications of New Testament pseudonymy for a doctrine of Scripture / Stanley E. Porter -- Issues in forming a doctrine of inspiration / Craig Allert -- How evangelicals became overcommitted to the Bible and what can be done about it / J.P. Moreland -- Biblical authority : a social scientist's perspective / Brian Malley -- Authority redux : epistemology, philosophy of science, and theology / Christian Early -- Scripture and prayer : participating in God / Harriet A. Harris -- "A certain similarity to the devil" : historical criticism and Christian faith / Gregory Dawes -- Critical dislocation and missional relocation : Scripture's evangelical homecoming / Telford Work.
A bold and high quality reflection on how to hold a 'high view' of Scripture once the notion of 'infallibility' is perforce given up.