About me

Introduction	Christian faith and belief in biblical inerrancy don’t have to go together. There’s nothing at all contradictory in the idea of a Christian errantist. In fact, that’s what I am. I’ve been a Christian since 1999, and have spent a significant amount of time and energy studying the Bible. Over time, my understanding of it has changed. Early on, I believed in inerrancy. I knew that there were some difficult passages in the Bible, but had seen many claims of error answered and thought it reasonable to believe that all could ultimately be resolved. I no longer hold to such a high view of Scripture. I believe that the Bible is generally reliable, authoritative, in some sense inspired, and properly treated a sound basis for faith. But I no longer treat it as a magic book. I've created a website to explore apparent errors in the Bible. To try to sort the good claims of error from the bad, I've included a user ratings system, so if you have a moment please visit and let me know which claims of error you find most and least persuasive.

Introduction

Christian faith and belief in biblical inerrancy don’t have to go together. There’s nothing at all contradictory in the idea of a Christian errantist. In fact, that’s what I am. I’ve been a Christian since 1999, and have spent a significant amount of time and energy studying the Bible. Over time, my understanding of it has changed. Early on, I believed in inerrancy. I knew that there were some difficult passages in the Bible, but had seen many claims of error answered and thought it reasonable to believe that all could ultimately be resolved. I no longer hold to such a high view of Scripture. I believe that the Bible is generally reliable, authoritative, in some sense inspired, and properly treated a sound basis for faith. But I no longer treat it as a magic book. I've created a website to explore apparent errors in the Bible. To try to sort the good claims of error from the bad, I've included a user ratings system, so if you have a moment please visit and let me know which claims of error you find most and least persuasive.