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Store Code: BSC29
Format(s):  Microsoft Word  
Type: Bible Study
Price: $14.85

Why Should I Believe the Bible? (3 session course)

This study is created for anyone with questions about the accuracy of the bible.

Topics:	Bible, Discussion, Inerrancy, Interpretation of Scripture
Filters:	Facilitator, Group Leader, Lead, Teacher
Purpose:	Discipleship
References:	Deuteronomy 6:4-9, Matthew 6:9-13, John 1:1-7, Romans 3:10-23, 2 Timothy 3:14-17
Date Added:	February 07, 2007
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How can we know whether our Bible is truly the Word of God? We've put together three studies that help address this subject. This course will move you toward confidence that this is a book you can set your life by. These studies draw from the Bible and church history to defend the Scriptures from critics and deepen our understanding of Christianity's sacred text. It also covers whether or not the gnostic gospels are reliable. This course will help you discuss inerrancy and truth in Scripture.

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Are the Gnostic Gospels Reliable?
Many Christians are uncritically embracing Gnosticism.
Why did the early church reject the gnostic gospels, and what are the major doctrinal differences between the gnostic gospels and the biblical canon?

Can I Trust My Bible?
Discussing inerrancy and truth in Scripture
How would you respond to someone who asks how you know the Bible is true? Clearly, you'd want an ironclad response. Use this guide to find a straightforward answer.

Total number of pages - 25

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