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“Infallibility” in the Early Church – Brad Jersak

May 15, 2015 | Author - Brad Jersak

“Infallibility” in the Early Church  The ‘Infallibility’ of Scripture Current attempts to understand the ‘violence texts’ of the Old Testament in light of the nonviolent revelation of God in Christ have been renewed with vigor in recent years. Eric Siebert...

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