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James R. White Doesn't Exist
Textual Variants, Logical Contradictions, and the Principle of Explosion One of the fundamental presuppositions underlying Christian theological discourse is that Scripture is both authoritative and coherent. Within this framework, it is generally held that no genuine contradictions reside in the biblical text,…
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MTC is Heresy Part 1
Article 1: The Fundamental Issue: The Holy Ghost and the Text of Scripture Thesis: The Spirit of Truth bears witness to the true text of Scripture, and providential preservation ensures that the Church has received the Word of God without error. Modern…
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MTC is Heresy Part 2
Article 2: Sola Scriptura vs. Modern Textual Criticism Thesis: Modern textual criticism undermines Sola Scriptura by placing the authority of textual scholars above the witness of the Holy Ghost in the Church…
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Packet One: The Revision That Changed Its Object
Packet One: The Revision That Changed Its Object A Revision Becomes a Reconstruction Part I: The Revision That Changed Its Object · Article 1 of 6 The English New Testament published in 1881 announced itself as a revision. That word carried a…
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Packet One Source Audit
Packet One Source Audit Series: The Revision That Became Reconstruction: Westcott, Hort, and the Rise of Magisterial Textual Criticism Scope: Articles 1–6 Controlling Historical Findings ClaimVerdict used in packetPrimary supportGuardrailConvocation contemplated a revision rather than a wholly new translation.Established.New Testament Revision Company,…
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Theodore P. Letis
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Samuel Prideaux Tregelles
Samuel Prideaux Tregelles was an English biblical scholar and manuscript collator who produced a critically edited Greek New Testament after extensive travel and direct work with witnesses.
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Jakob van Bruggen
Jakob van Bruggen was a Dutch Reformed New Testament scholar, professor at the Theological University in Kampen, commentator, and author on canon, exegesis, and textual questions.
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James R. White
James R.
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John Wycliffe
John Wycliffe was an Oxford-trained English theologian whose disputes over ecclesiastical property, papal power, preaching, and the authority of Scripture helped form the late-medieval reform movement later called Lollardy.
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Edward F. Hills
Edward Freer Hills was an American Presbyterian scholar trained at Yale, Westminster Theological Seminary, and Harvard.
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Herman Charles Hoskier
Herman Charles Hoskier was a textual scholar known for exact collations of New Testament manuscripts, especially in Revelation, and for sustained criticism of Codex Vaticanus, Codex Sinaiticus, and the Westcott-Hort system.
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