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How do we define the canon of Scripture? This question will affect how we interpret the historical evidence surrounding this crucial subject.
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Verbal Plenary Inspiration
In this compelling Christian class, we defend the doctrine of biblical inspiration, exploring its theological richness and practical relevance for believers today. Through deep dives into scriptural passages, historical perspectives, and theological frameworks, gain a profound understanding of how the inspired Word of God continues to shape and guide the faith journey of Christians around the world.
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Inerrancy
Join us in this rigorous Christian class as we steadfastly defend the doctrine of biblical inerrancy, examining its theological foundations and historical significance. Through careful analysis and theological reflection, discover the profound implications of affirming the Bible's divine inspiration and inerrancy.
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The Definition of the Canon
How do we define the canon of Scripture? This question will affect how we interpret the historical evidence surrounding this crucial subject.
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External Evidence for the NT Canon
Delve into the robust defense of the New Testament canon in this enlightening apologetics class, exploring its historical reliability and theological coherence. Through meticulous examination of early Christian writings, councils, and engagement with scholarship, discover the compelling evidence supporting the authenticity and divine inspiration of the New Testament scriptures.
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The Gnostic Gospels
In this enlightening apologetics class, journey through the labyrinth of Gnostic Gospels as we dissect their origins, content, and theological implications. Through critical analysis and historical scrutiny, unravel the discrepancies and contradictions, equipping yourself with the knowledge to discern truth from fiction in the landscape of early Christian texts.