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Oct 16, 2023 · Christians trust the reliability of the Bible because we consider it divinely inspired, find historical evidence supporting its claims, and see internal consistency as a testament to its authenticity.
- Is the Bible Reliable? The Evidence We Know So Far - Christianity
Many skeptics today will say the Bible is not reliable. But...
- Is the Bible Reliable? The Evidence We Know So Far - Christianity
Jan 28, 2021 · Today, Stephen Nichols states four reasons why the Bible is absolutely reliable. The truth claims of the Christian faith depend ultimately upon the teaching of Scripture. Can we really trust a book that is thousands of years old?
Sep 14, 2021 · When we look at the text through time as it’s transmitted and translated and copied, that enables scholars to see that we have a reliable text. Yes, they can spot errors in copying here and there, but when we can spot those, we can fix them.
Apr 26, 2021 · In Bible Gateway’s Trust the Bible 5-part free email series, we’ll look at 5 reasons we can trust the Bible, drawing on Scripture, reason, evidence, and the findings of various fields of study. We’ll learn the answers to questions like, “What is the Bible?” “What does the Bible claim about itself?” and
Jun 9, 2017 · If we don’t trust God’s words, we will instead trust ourselves or our culture. One of my biggest problems with not embracing inerrancy is this: once we say the Bible contains errors, who decides what is true and what is false?
Jun 10, 2019 · Many skeptics today will say the Bible is not reliable. But there are many things Christians can research, both in God's word and externally, to build a good case for the reliability of the Bible. Namely, canonization of the Bible, historical accuracy of the Bible, Messianic prophecies, and New Testament manuscripts.
Jun 15, 2021 · If we are going to trust the Bible, we must have sound, proven reasons to do so. At stake are issues as timely as our approach to sexuality, ethics, morals, values, money, the economy, marriage, work, welfare, abortion, government, and worship—just to mention a few.
