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Presuppositional Analysis - Post-Reformation Reformed Dogmatics, Vol. 2 (Holy Scripture)

Presuppositional Analysis of Post-Reformation Reformed Dogmatics, Volume 2: Holy Scripture—The Cognitive Foundation of Theology by Richard A. Muller ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Introduction to the Presuppositional Method A…

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Presuppositional Analysis - Theopneustia

Presuppositional Analysis of Theopneustia; or, The Divine Origin and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures by Louis Gaussen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Introduction to the Presuppositional Method In Theopneustia , Louis Gaussen sets…

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Presuppositional Analysis - The Canon of the Holy Scriptures

1. Introduction to the Presuppositional Method 1.1 God’s Self-Attesting Revelation In a presuppositional framework, the triune God reveals Himself authoritatively in Scripture such that the Bible bears self-authenticating marks. This principle emerges throughout Gaussen’s…

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Presuppositional Analysis - Has the Bible Been Kept Pure

Presuppositional Analysis of T. Garnet Howard Milne’s Has the Bible Been Kept Pure? The Westminster Confession of Faith and the Providential Preservation of Scripture ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Introduction to the Presuppositional…

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Presuppositional Analysis - Why I Preach from the Received Text

Presuppositional Analysis of Why I Preach from the Received Text: An Anthology of Essays by Reformed Ministers ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Introduction to the Presuppositional Method God’s Self-Attesting Revelation This anthology…

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Presuppositional Analysis - The Received Text: A Field Guide

1\. Introduction to the Presuppositional Method A presuppositional analysis looks beneath an author’s explicit claims to evaluate the foundational beliefs or assumptions that guide his thinking. It asks: “Where does the author ground his epistemology i.e., theory of knowledge …

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Doctrine of Inspiration Part 1

The Grand Story of Scripture: Why Inspiration Matters When we open the pages of the Bible, we are immediately confronted with a sweeping narrative that spans from the dawn of creation to the consummation of all things. Within its texts, we discover…

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Doctrine of Inspiration Part 2

Article 2: Scripture as ‘Holy Letters’—Getting to Know Theopneustia When the apostle Paul, in his second letter to Timothy, wrote the phrase “All Scripture is given by inspiration of God,” he likely had no idea how pivotal that expression—“God-breathed”—would become in centuries…

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Doctrine of Inspiration Part 3

Article 3: Scripture Through the Ages—Medieval to Reformation Throughout history, the Christian Church has consistently regarded the Bible as far more than a mere repository of religious ideas. From the early centuries to modern times, believers have spoken of Scripture as a…

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Doctrine of Inspiration Part 4

Article 4: Luther, Calvin, and the Reformers on God’s Word The 16th-century Reformation stands as a pivotal moment in Christian history, reshaping not merely church structures and sacraments but also the very understanding of Scripture’s authority. Suddenly, the Bible’s status…

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Doctrine of Inspiration Part 5

Article 5: The Bible as “Living Oracles” One of the most stirring claims made about Scripture is that it constitutes the very “oracles” of God—living, active declarations that transcend time and speak directly into human experience. In the early Church, New Testament…

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Doctrine of Inspiration Part 6

Article 6: Getting Comfortable With Terms—Revelation, Inspiration, Illumination When people discuss the Bible as “the Word of God,” they often invoke three theological terms— revelation , inspiration , and illumination —that appear intertwined yet carry distinct nuances. At first…

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