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subtopics = [[Biblical inerrancy]], [[Biblical infallibility]] ...stle Paul wrote in 2 Timothy that all scripture is God-breathed. Belief in biblical inerrancy implies that the Bible is completely accurate - however, sometime

topic_name = Biblical Interpretation | * [[Biblical Inerrancy]], [[Biblical Infallability]], [[Historical accuracy of the Bible]]

* [[Ancient Languages Index]] - [[Biblical Hebrew|Hebrew]], [[Aramaic]], [[Koine Greek|Greek]] * [[Timeline of Biblical History]] - [[Historical accuracy of the Bible]]

...ded to focus exclusively on the use of Scripture from universally accepted Biblical books in order to avoid the divisions which arise from citing [[Tradition]] ...nd Catholics alike. Doctrines such as the Holy Trinity, the Pope and papal infallibility, original sin, faith alone, and the rejection of abortion and other modern

...Protestant) in which there has been a gradual decline in the importance of biblical teaching although they do tend to place a strong emphasis on social justice ...stant churches there is also growing gaps between liberal and conservative biblical beliefs.

...Avignon, a period often called the Babylonian Captivity in allusion to the Biblical exile of Israel (see Avignon Papacy). ...is power"). It also dogmatically defined (ch.4, s.9) the doctrine of Papal infallibility, sc. such that

1. Luther’s perspective on the canon as a sixteenth century Biblical theologian ...nfallible authority. What I hope to present is Luther, a sixteenth century Biblical theologian and his concerns with the canon of sacred Scripture.