C. Sproul. Also, there are several resources that Christians offer defending inerrancy in regard to specific verses.Some scholars who have defended the authorship and date of biblical books include John Wenham, Norman Geisler, Kenneth Kitchen, and Bryant G. Wood. Wenham's work is well-regarded by those who supported the Augustinian hypothesis, which is the traditional view of Gospel authorship...
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Scholars who have defended biblical canon include F. F. Bruceand Bruce Metzger. In addition, there are a host of Bible scholars who have defended and commented on various books of the Bible. Authors defending the reliability of the Gospels include Craig Blomberg in The Historical Reliability of the Gospels (InterVarsity, 1987) and Mark D...
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