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Modern Heresies: Higher Criticism (2)

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  • Herman C. Hanko

Higher criticism is a plague to God’s church. This article discusses the origin of higher criticism, linking it to the Renaissance. Higher criticism questions the origin, authorship, and inspiration of scripture.

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Modern Heresies: Higher Criticism (1)

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  • Herman C. Hanko

Higher criticism is a plague to God’s church. This article discusses the origin of higher criticism, linking it to the Renaissance. Higher criticism questions the origin, authorship, and inspiration of scripture.

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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.

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Herman Bavinck on Old Testament Criticism

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  • Frederika G. Oosterhoff

This article is about Herman Bavinck's fight against higher criticism (historical-critical method of understanding the Bible). It shows how we should look at paganism and other religions - Israel's faith versus the faith of the nations around Israel.

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As seed is made for soil and soil for seed, so the heart is made for God’s truth and God’s truth for the heart Richard Glover
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