01573nam a22001937a 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023040000800064050002000072100002300092245006000115260005100175300002100226500016400247505083700411650006301248650001001311650005801321AUA.120180314174336.0180314b xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d cJTL aBT89b.D55 1982 aDilday, Russell H. aThe doctrine of biblical authority /cRussell H Dilday. aNashville, Tenn. : bConvention Press, c1982. a158 p. :c21 cm. a"This book is the text for a course in the subject area Baptist Doctrines in the Church Study Course," of the Sunday School Board, Southern Baptist Convention. a Introduction: The importance of biblical authority today -- Ch. 1 Sources of authority in Christian thought -- Ch. 2 The history of biblical authority from the Early Church to the middle ages (Christ to AD 1500) -- Ch. 3 The history of biblical authority from the reformation to modern times (AD1500 to present) -- Ch. 4 God revealing himself to man -- the origin of biblical authority (Revelation) -- Ch. 5 How did God's revelation come to be written? (Inspiration) -- Ch. 6 How did the written revelation come to us in our language? (Transmission) -- Ch. 7 What kind of book is the Bible? (The nature of the Bible) -- Ch. 8 How have Southern Baptists described biblical authority? -- Ch. 9 Biblical authority calls for an understanding of the Bible (Interpretation) -- Ch. 10 Biblical authority calls for obedience (Application). aBiblev Evidences, authority, etc.xHistory of doctrines.  aBible aAuthorityvReligious aspects xHistory of doctrines.