TGC review of Five Views on Biblical Inerrancy

Over at TGC, Ken Stewart has a good review of Five Views on Biblical Inerrancy that is worth checking out. I thought Stewart gave a generous conclusion:

What does this “proxy-struggle” for the future of evangelicalism tell us? That there’s a huge overlap of theological concern in the constituencies respresented by Mohler, Bird, and Vanhoozer and that it provides the basis for more efforts at coming to sing in the same key. And should the perspective of Enns plays no further role, he will still have performed the valuable service of reminding evangelicals that their Scriptures’ historical value is contested at more places than they often acknowledge.