Prophetic Blunders
All doctrine is built precept upon precept (Is. 28:10). Prophecy is certainly no exception. With the latter times (1 Tim. 4:1) upon us, the Church Age is nearly at an end, Daniel’s Seventieth Week is looming, and the Millennial Kingdom of Christ is not on a far-distant horizon. Here we are, and plainly…
Introduction
The history and current world of hermeneutics is wrought with much fervor and debate concerning historical criticism and theological hermeneutics. There are strengths and weaknesses with both sides, which I will attempt to equitably discuss. This paper will provide a history of hermeneutics to help us understand the background of the two approaches by…
Introduction
Christians place a spiritual act of faith on the inspiration and inerrancy of the Bible. For skeptics, this act is “unscientific” when there are thousands of apparent contradictions and variances in the Bible and its correlated manuscripts. Science reveals the problematic phenomena, so Christians have culminated their theological arguments with the science of archaeology,…