Guest Post: Inerrancy at the Evangelical Theological Society

March 6, 2012 By 48 Comments

Carlos Bovell has written three previous posts here over the last week (1, 2, 3–click any of these for his bio and publications). Today’s post recounts his recent experience at the Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) which holds yearly national academic conferences in November and regional conferences in March. Just in case any of you thought I [...]

Filed Under: biblical criticism, Carlos Bovell, Evangelicalism, fear, fundamentalism, inerrancy 48 Comments

Guest Post: Rehabilitating Inerrancy in a Culture of Fear

March 5, 2012 By 13 Comments

Today’s guest post by Carlos Bovell, his third, is an edited excerpt from chapter 4 of his upcoming book Rehabilitating Inerrancy in a Culture of Fear (Wipf & Stock, 2012). Carlos is becoming a leading critic of the evangelical notion of biblical inerrancy, but unlike other such critiques, his is not the rant of an [...]

Filed Under: biblical criticism, Carlos Bovell, Evangelicalism, fundamentalism, inerrancy 13 Comments

Guest Post: We Believe in God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Scriptures

March 2, 2012 By 25 Comments

Today we have a second guest post from Carlos Bovell. Carlos is becoming a leading critic of the evangelical notion of biblical inerrancy, but unlike other such critiques, his is not the rant of an outsider, but the careful, nuanced, and compelling observations of one coming from within an evangelical paradigm, drawing on his own [...]

Filed Under: biblical authority, Carlos Bovell, defending the faith, doctrine, Evangelicalism, fundamentalism, inerrancy 25 Comments

Guest Post: The Culture of Biblical Inerrantism

March 1, 2012 By 25 Comments

Today and tomorrow we have guest posts by Carlos Bovell. Carlos is becoming a leading critic of the evangelical notion of biblical inerrancy, but unlike other such critiques, his is not the rant of an outsider, but the careful, nuanced, and compelling observations of one coming from within an evangelical paradigm, drawing on his own [...]

Filed Under: biblical authority, Carlos Bovell, Evangelicalism, fundamentalism, inerrancy, textual criticism 25 Comments

Thoughts on Kevin DeYoung’s Restless Comments on the Historical Adam

February 13, 2012 By 123 Comments

When I read Kevin DeYoung’s post last week on 10 reasons to believe in a historical Adam, I was initially inclined to shrug and let it go. It’s a big world filled with all sorts of opinions, and there’s no need to reach for my laptop whenever I read something disagreeable. (See cartoon to the [...]

Filed Under: Adam, defending the faith, Evangelicalism, fundamentalism, science and faith, The Evolution of Adam 123 Comments
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