The Bible is God’s word. It is what He has told us about life. Therefore, just as it is important that we know that the Bible is scientifically accurate, it is very important that we know the Bible is completely reliable, and why.
The Traveler, after returning from World View Academy, has written some very good post on the reliability of the Bible.
Here is a small part of the first post:
“During my week at Worldview Academy (WVA), my favorite lecture was “Reliability of Scripture,” given by Jay Winslow. Although I’ve been brought up my entire life to trust the Bible, sometimes I’ve wondered why I should believe the Bible.
How do I know that it’s true?
Several months ago, during the first day of my sociology class, our professor told us to come with an open mind, leaving our religion and biases at the door. I believe she did this because it some sense, she did not believe that faith and reason are compatible. WVA lecturer Jay Winslow, pointed out a common assumption of unbelievers, ‘If you believe in the Bible, you’re a little bit wacky.’”
Read the rest - Here
Also read the Second and Third parts.
I think there will be more to come, so make sure you continue to check her blog!
2 comments:
I have really been enjoying The Traveler's posts. Waiting To Go Home is a fantastic blog, and the reliability of scripture posts are among her best!
I'll be sure to check that out. :D
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