These critics claim that the Bible can only be used to prove doctrines of biblical inspiration if the doctrine is assumed to begin with.

This is what Thomas uses to show exactly how God uses humans as his instruments in terms of biblical inspiration.

The theory of instrumentality falls under the broader category of the prophetic model of biblical inspiration.

Ray Roennfeldt wrote his PhD on Pinnock's view of biblical inspiration.

In this sense America itself is like Mount Sinai, which is hardly surprising, given the biblical inspiration of its founders.

"What Do We Mean By Biblical Inspiration?"

All understanding is guided by the Holy Spirit, whose manifold activity is emphasized (whereas the first draft had practically restricted it to biblical inspiration).

Today, the discipline of biblical theology is primarily associated with viewpoints that also adhere to a belief in biblical inerrancy and biblical inspiration.

Where Believers May Doubt: or Studies in Biblical Inspiration and Other Problems of Faith.

This model of biblical inspiration played a dominant role in the Early Church and was fully and systematically explained by medieval theologians like St. Thomas Aquinas.

The ACOP considers that the Biblical inspiration of the Bible makes it the authoritative and infallible written word of God.

Kirby described his Biblical inspirations for Galactus and an accompanying character, an angelic herald Lee dubbed the Silver Surfer:

Angus rejected many of the core traditional Christian beliefs, including the doctrine of the Trinity, the Biblical inspiration, the virgin birth and bodily resurrection of Christ.

The official doctrine of the church, professes beliefs in biblical inspiration, grace through faith, eternal salvation through Jesus Christ and eternal torment in hell for the unsaved.

In contrast, much of Christianity relies on Biblical inspiration, a doctrine in Christian theology concerned with the divine origin of the Bible and what the Bible teaches.

Thompson's speaking engagements and prolific writings cover many topics, including the Bible, especially the Old Testament, Ellen White studies, inspiration (see biblical inspiration, revelation), and Adventist history.

This includes the view that such technology and knowledge would not have been discovered with the technology of the times and are therefore evidence of Biblical inspiration and of Biblical inerrancy.

In response to criticism about the Biblical inspiration of a female angel, Bentley wrote that it was God's choice, and not his own, that an angel appeared to him in that manner.

The 'Fellowship of Evangelical Bible Churches' holds an orthodox Trinitarianism theology, the Biblical inerrancy Biblical inspiration of the Scriptures, and is dispensational premillennial in eschatology.

A less popular option was the neo-orthodox movement, which affirmed a higher view of Scripture than liberalism but did not tie the doctrines of the Christian faith to precise theories of Biblical inspiration.

The founding president of Southern, Dr. James P. Boyce, asked Toy to refrain from teaching contrary to the school's Abstract of Principles on the doctrine of biblical inspiration.

Thus, the communal rounds in excerpts from José Limón's "There Is a Time" rang true in their folk patterns and biblical inspiration and received a committed performance from the Limón Dance Company.

Biblical inspiration is the doctrine in Christian theology that the authors and editors of the Bible were led or influenced by God with the result that their writings may be designated in some sense the word of God.

According to the Articles of Religion in the COGIC Official Manual, COGIC believes in biblical inspiration and that the Bible is the supreme and final authority for determining correct doctrine and practice.