Vincent Krivda vs. Roderick Edwards Debate Challenge

"I DO believe 'The Bible is the Word of God Written' is AN axiom -- as Clarkians like to use; HOWEVER I have said that is not the axiom of historic Christian presuppositionalism."~Roderick Edwards http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/fullpreterist/10150426427333657/?notif_t=gr... [quoted under "fair use"].

You may see Roderick's article "Clarkianism's Irrelevant Axiom" at
http://www.thekingdomcome.com/irrelvant_axiom

You may also see his definitions of what he calls "Classic" Presuppositionalism (Van Tillian epistemology)--which he holds Paul, Calvin, Warfield, and the WCF teach--and Scripturalism (Christian dogmatism) here
http://www.thekingdomcome.com/epistemology_example

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[jbooks888]

Did you say 'underminded' when you meant 'undermined' ???

[Bibletouchstone]

@jbooks888 ;)



[jbooks888]

@Bibletouchstone Bless you brother

[jfreezer777]

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[StormTrek]

@StormTrek By the way, I would further argue that the bible is not the word of God; it is an attempt to build a systematic theology through human observation and imagination. Thus, it can and should be mined for ideas but not elevated as an authority.

[StormTrek]

Presupposing biblical authority is a bad idea. We already know it wasn't accurately preserved and we have good indication certain canonized documents are forged in the name of apostles to bolster an opposing theological view. On the other hand, general revelation can be misinterpreted (as is frequently the case with the written bible), but authorship can't be altered.