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The unauthorized version

Robin Lane Fox

1991

People of the book?

Barton, John

1988

Legends of Babylon & Egypt in Relation to Hebrew Tradition

Leonard William King

1918

Dr. Colenso and the Pentateuch

John Nelson Darby

1987

The deciding voice of the monuments in Biblical criticism

Melvin Grove Kyle

1912

Inspiration and incarnation

Peter Enns

2005

Can we trust the New Testament?

John A. T. Robinson

1977

Karl Barth's doctrine of Holy Scripture

K. Runia

1962

The witness of Hermas to the four Gospels

Taylor, Charles

1892

American Unitarianism and the Protestant Dilemma

Lydia Willsky-Ciollo

2015

Implausible beliefs

Allan Mazur

2007

Women and the Authority of Scripture

Sarah Heaner Lancaster

2002

The debate about the Bible

Stephen T. Davis

1977

A long faithfulness

Scot McKnight

2013

The Relative theory, is or is not the Bible infallible? and The critic criticised combined, or, Truth vindicated & error confounded

W. M.

1987

Encounters with the Bible

H. A. Gleason

1991

Studies in Scripture and its authority

Herman N. Ridderbos

1978

The uses of Scripture in recent theology

Kelsey, David H.

1975

The Bible unearthed

Neil Asher Silberman, Israel Finkelstein

2002

Hermeneutics, inerrancy, and the Bible

ICBI Summit (2nd 1982 Chicago, Ill.)

1984

The Bible in the balance

Harold Lindsell

1979

Inerrancy

Norman L. Geisler

1980

Remember Jesus Christ

Marvin E. Faile

2005

Lectures on the harmony of science and revelation

M. Harvey

1856

Challenges to inerrancy

Bruce A. Demarest, Gordon Russell Lewis

1984

Ancient Word, changing worlds

Stephen J. Nichols

2009

The authority of the Bible

Dodd, C. H.

1929

The Scripture principle

Clark H. Pinnock

1984

The challenge of the scriptures

1989

Documents from Old Testament times

Society for Old Testament Study.

1958

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