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People disagreeing about Scripture does not make Scripture contradictory — this argument has no force

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 25) 00:35:44 – 00:37:15

Responding to the objection that different schools of thought (eschatology, Calvinism) supported by Scripture prove Scripture is contradictory

The argument that differing interpretations prove scriptural contradiction is applied to no other area of life. Republicans and Democrats disagree about government; that does not mean there is nothing true about government. People simply disagree. The problem is with interpreters, not the text. Someone — or both — is just wrong.
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 25) @ 00:35:44

2021-03-05

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hermeneutics apologetics biblical contradictions objection perspicuity of Scripture
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