Evangelical Theories of Biblical Inspiration: A Review and Proposal

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Table of contents

  • Title Page iii
  • Acknowledgments vii
  • Contents ix
  • Introduction 3
  • 1 - Deductivist Theories of Biblical Inspiration 8
  • 2 - Inductivist Theories of Biblical Inspiration 47
  • 3 - Inspiration and the Human Recipient 72
  • 4 - Inspiration and the Means 87
  • 5 - God as the Initiator of Inspiration 104
  • Notes 119
  • Bibliography 143
  • Name Index 151
  • Subject Index 153
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