01707cam a22002418a 450000100090000000300090000900500170001800800390003501000170007402000240009104000230011505000240013808200160016210000290017824501170020726000450032426300090036930000200037850400510039850509350044963000610138465000200144515279429AU-EpEBC20111017203409.0080428s2008    ilu      b    001 0 eng  a  2008019146  a9781433502033 (tpb)  aDLCcDLCdAU-EpEBC00aBS480b.B43569 200800a220.132/BEA1 aBeale, Gregory K.d1949-14aThe erosion of inerrancy in evangelicalism :bresponding to new challenges to biblical authority /cG. K. Beale.  aWheaton, Ill. :bCrossway Books,cc2008.  a0811  a300pbpbkc23cm  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  aIs a traditional evangelical view of Scripture's authority compatible with recent developments in the Old Testament studies? Part 1 -- Is a traditional evangelical view of Scripture's authority compatible with recent developments in the Old Testament studies? Part 2 -- Is a traditional evangelical view of Scripture's authority compatible with recent developments in the study of the Old Testament in the New? Part 1 -- Is a traditional evangelical view of Scripture's authority compatible with recent developments in the study of the Old Testament in the New? Part 2 -- A specific problem confronting the authority of the Bible: Should the New Testament's claim that the prophet Isaiah wrote the whole book of Isaiah be taken at face value? -- Can Old Testament cosmology be reconciled with modern scientific cosmology? Part 1 -- Can Old Testament cosmology be reconciled with modern scientific cosmology? Part 2 -- Conclusion. 00aBiblexEvidences, authority, etc.xHistory of doctrines. 0aEvangelicalism.