Rescuing Inerrancy

Theologians, pastors, and churchgoers face a growing crisis. An increasing number of respected evangelical scholar's say it's time to rethink the bedrock doctrine of biblical inerrancy. They claim that new scientific findings necessitate an overhaul of inerrancy for Christianity to remain viable in the intellectual sphere.

In Rescuing Inerrancy, astrophysicist Hugh Ross offers a scientific defense of biblical inerrancy. He provides evidence for a moderate concordist view of dual revelation—the notion that God faithfully reveals himself in the book of Scripture and the book of nature. Ross's survey of the latest scientific evidence will equip you to defend this historical view and instill confidence that the testimony of nature will always concord with the words of Scripture.

1. Opening Credits
2. Chapter 1: Surprising Theological Developments
3. Chapter 2: Dual or Dueling Divine Revelation?
4. Chapter 3: A New Challenge Arises
5. Chapter 4: Disturbing Concessions
6. Chapter 5: Dual Revelation and Inerrancy in Church History
7. Chapter 6: Dual Revelation and Inerrancy in the Bible and the Creeds
8. Chapter 7: Concodism and Science
9. Chapter 8: Bible-and-Science Models
10. Chapter 9: Concordance vs. Concodism
11. Chapter 10: Concordism and Other Faiths
12. Chapter 11: The Great Genre Debate
13. Chapter 12: Debunking the Dome Myth
14. Chapter 13: Ancient Near Eastern Science
15. Chapter 14: Biblical Cues to Earth's Age
16. Chapter 15: Science in Continual Flux?
17. Chapter 16: The Historicity of Genesis 1-11
18. Chapter 17: Recent Scientific Corroboration
19. Chapter 18: The Original Human Pair and Original Sin
20. Chapter 19: Scientific Defense of an Original Human Pair
21. Chapter 20: The Benefit of a Model Approach
22. Chapter 21: A Modest Defense of Biblical Inerrancy
23. Appendix
24. Closing Credits