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Modernism,
Miracles, and the Bible
Is the Bible Inerrant and Historically
Accurate?
A free Bible Study MP3 Audio Recording
Modernists, Liberals, and
skeptics question or deny that the Bible is inerrant and infallible. They claim
Bible writers wrote by human wisdom and so may have included errors or
inaccuracies in history or science. This leads to doubts about miracles, such as
creation, the Virgin Birth, and Jesus' resurrection, then ultimately to denial
of gospel doctrines such as the Deity of Jesus. Do the
Scriptures claim verbal inspiration? Is the Bible a true and accurate
revelation of the will of God for man or might it contain human errors or
mistakes?
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