Dr. Douglas Potter reviews Michael Licona’s Jesus, Contradicted and concludes that its “flexible inerrancy” merges two incompatible views: inerrancy and errancy.
Did J. I. Packer support Michael Licona’s view of Scripture? Bill Roach and Mike Licona recently exchanged views on YouTube. Here’s the background, with links to Bill’s responses.
Leaders of the International Society of Christian Apologetics explain why inerrancy is part of ISCA’s foundation, how ISCA differs from ETS, and whether the Chicago Statement needs revising.
The Gospel Coalition (TGC) recently announced that they are “hosting a series about the need to revise and clarify arguments in light of new hermeneutical and cultural arguments.” But should the Chicago Statement be revised after four decades of service?
Thinking Man Films has produced four films that explore the controversies in archaeology and history over the Israelite exodus from Egypt and their conquest of Canaan. In a culture of skepticism, they search for the “patterns of evidence” that show that the books like Genesis, Exodus, and Joshua are not in error in their reporting of history.
