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Here Custer surveys answers to the question, “Are there errors in the Bible?” from four perspectives: Liberal, Neo-Orthodox, Neo-Evangelical and strict Conservative. The author emphatically states that the most important answer to this question is the one which Scripture itself gives. In Part I, Custer shows the teaching of Scripture on the doctrine of inspiration; in Part II, he presents the...

CHAPTER IV THE LIBERAL VIEW OF INSPIRATION The modern Liberal movement draws directly on the work of the German theologian Schleiermacher. More than a century ago he taught that the true source of theology was not the Bible, but man’s religious consciousness. Thus the objective revelation of God in the Bible was set aside, and man’s subjective opinions were exalted to the position of authority. Schleiermacher argues at length that nothing should be accepted just because it occurs in the Bible. Even
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