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Episode 36: God Makes No Mistakes

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Jamin Hübner from RealApologetics.org joins me to discuss the doctrine of biblical inerrancy. Music Loretta Lynn, God Makes No Mistakes, from the Van Lear Rose album, 2004 Promoted Resources Say Hello to my Little Friend, aka the Beretta Cast, with … Continue reading →

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Jamin Hübner from RealApologetics.org joins me to discuss the doctrine of biblical inerrancy. Music Loretta Lynn, God Makes No Mistakes, from the Van Lear Rose album, 2004 Promoted Resources Say Hello to my Little Friend, aka the Beretta Cast, with Glenn Peoples. Glenn also created my podcast’s theme music, so visit his Theme Music New Zealand for all your theme music needs. RealApologetics.org, with Jamin Hübner Subscribe to Jamin’s podcast, “The Provocative Microphone of the Christian Religion,” via RSS feed, also available in iTunes Jamin also periodically posts at the Alpha & Omega Ministries Blog Recommended Reading “Calvin, Bavinck, and 21st Century Views of Inerrancy,” by Jamin Hübner Inspiration and Authority of the Bible, by Benjamin B. Warfield How We Got the Bible, by Neil R. Lightfoot The Origin of the Bible, by Philip W. Comfort The Infallible Word: A Symposium by the Members of the Faculty of Westminster Theological Seminary, edited by N. B. Stonehouse Hermeneutics, Authority, and Canon, edited by D. A. Carson A Biblical Case For Total Inerrancy: How Jesus Viewed the Old Testament, by Robert P. Lightner Inerrancy, by Norman L. Geisler Scripture and Truth, edited by D. A. Carson Inerrancy and the Church, edited by John D. Hannah The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism: Responding to New Challenges to Biblical Authority, G. K. Beale

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