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The whole Bible is the inerrant Word of God, not only the part of Scripture we agree with and/or we like.
The Lukewarm American Church by Rob VandeWeghe / Philosophy and religion community
Within Protestantism, primarily, Fundamentalism finds ultimate authority in the very words of scripture, whose inerrant truth provides insulation against every challenge modernity poses.
"He unrolled the scroll ... and he rolled up the scroll and gave it ... by Balentine, Samuel E. / Cross Currents
If by taking the Bible literally, you mean considering the world to be 6,000 years old and the Bible to be inerrant historically and geographically, then I do not take the Bible literally.
Reading the Old Testament with Martin Luther--and without him by Klein, Ralph W. / Currents in Theology and Mission
 
 
 
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