How do we know the Bible is the Word of God? (1): The Scriptures are self-authenticating
This article defends the self-authenticating nature of Scripture against modern skepticism by drawing on Calvin's doctrine of the internal testimony of the Holy Spirit. Griess addresses common objections to biblical authority and explains how the Spirit's inward witness, rather than external argumentation alone, persuades believers of Scripture's divine inspiration and authority.
Facing attacks "You believe that a snake talked, and a man walked on water?! The Bible is just a collection of myths, fables, and stories. I don't know how any thinking person could believe that stuff in this day and age!" Perhaps you have heard things like this before. Maybe in a college classroom. Maybe from someone with whom you work. Or perhaps you saw a suggested video on the sidebar on YouTube, "Proof the Bible is not the Word of God," and you clicked. God's people face rhetoric and...
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