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The elementary level science textbooks, God's World, are based in an inerrantist approach to the Bible and a literalist reading of Genesis and creation, one in which evolution is dismissed.
Who needs teacher education? gender, technology, and the work of home ... by Apple, Michael W. / Teacher Education Quarterly
55) At some point in the future, however, some analysts surmise that the insistence upon doctrinal conformity in recent Southern Baptist life will inevitably result in an internecine battle between the two different inerrantist perspectives.
Youth for Calvin: reformed theology and baptist collegians: a few ... by Finn, Nathan A. / Baptist History and Heritage
Paige Patterson, then president of the Criswell Center for Biblical Studies, and Paul Pressler, an appeals court judge from Houston, led a movement to gain control of the SBC and steer its agencies toward an inerrantist position.
Freedom and irresponsibility: fundamentalism's effect on academic ... by Wittman, Derek E. / Baptist History and Heritage
 
 
 
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