The highlight is this excellent interview with Richard B. Hays.
Peter Enns's review of G.K. Beale's book-length response
to Enns's book, Inspiration and Incarnation: Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament
, makes interesting reading. No surprise, Enns doesn't like the book. Here's his conclusion:"Beale laments that the doctrine of inerrancy is eroding. In my opinion, the reason for this is not the insidious influence of a new breed of evangelical scholars, but the very thinking displayed in this book. If Erosion represents the kind of work necessary to defend the model of inerrancy Beale fancies, the erosion he fears may quickly become a landslide."
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Care to voice any agreement or disagreement with Enn's conclusion?
I prefer not to comment directly since I haven't read Beale's book, but these two posts about Beale and Enns will give you an idea where my tendencies lie.
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