Dr Treier, associate professor of theology at Wheaton College, has written a fine historical and theological introduction to the well known and vital issue of interpreting Scripture theologically. His ...

It has long been recognized that both Jesus and the apostles accepted Scripture as the flawless Word of the living God (John 10:35, 17:17; Matthew 5:18; 2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter 1:21). Unfortunately, ...

Brian Simmons has made a new translation of the Psalms (and now the whole New Testament) which aims to ‘re-introduce the passion and fire of the Bible to the English reader.’ He achieves this by ...

Many people deny that Scripture teaches its own inerrancy, but Brian Edwards shows that, based on Scripture, Christians should absolutely hold to biblical inerrancy. With these two acts of ...

People always assume I have an incredible memory because I can quote many Bible verses and whole passages of Scripture verbatim. They’re wrong. My long-term memory is pretty ordinary, and my ...

Pope Leo XIV greets people at the conclusion of his weekly general audience in the Paul VI Audience Hall at the Vatican Feb. 4, 2026. Credit: CNS photo/Vatican Media The following is the text from ...

Mark Shea is an American author, blogger and all round Catholic savant whose writings have sometimes gotten him into trouble, but for all the right reasons. He blogs at Stumbling Toward Heaven. Jesus ...

The history of American Bible interpretation can give us some answers. Along with workers worried about their jobs and conspiratorial types worried about a robot takeover, many scholars and pastors ...

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No, the early Church didn’t rely on Scripture alone to settle disputes. Jesus gave his apostles the authority to bind and loose, for example, an authority affirmed in Scripture (see Matt. 16:18-19; 15 ...

During the 16 th century, several pastors and leaders stepped forward to challenge various forms of corruption and abuse they were seeing in the Roman Catholic church. Not only had the church ...