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Whose Word is it Anyway?

Whose Word is it Anyway?

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  • Debra E. Anderson

This the second article by this author on the principles of textual criticism. In the past, higher criticism has tended to leave the Bible to human authorship only. The author here embraces the inerrancy, inspiration, and divine authorship of scripture.

Source: Evangelical Times, 2003. 3 pages.

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