Abstract:This article revisits the disagreement between Rogers and McKim and Richard Gaffin over whether or not Herman Bavinck upheld the concept of biblical inerrancy. A sketch of Bavinck’s doctrine of inspiration of Scripture that engages with the terms of their debate is presented in order to highlight ways in which a more nuanced reading of Bavinck holds constructive potential for the maintenance of Scripture as the final authority in all matters of faith and practice.
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