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The Skeptical Review 1990 (Volume One, Number One)
http://freethought.tamu.edu/mag/sr/1990/1/

Why Another Religious Publication?
    The first cover article for the first issue of _The Skeptical
    Review_.  Describes the purpose of TSR and its editorial policy.

The Last Hurrah of the Inerrancy Doctrine
    Discusses the verbal inspiration of the Bible, the contradiction
    between Exodus 6:16-20 and Exodus 12:40, the original autographs
    of the Bible.

The Inerrancy Doctrine is Found to be Impregnable
    Fundamentalist pastor Jerry Moffit defends the inerrancy of the
    Bible and responds to Till's argument about Exodus 6:16-20.

The Flat-Earth Belief of Bible-Writers
    Have you ever heard the claim that "the Bible teaches the earth
    is flat?"  Adrian Swindler surveys the appropriate "Biblical
    evidence" to defend this view.

The Unfinished Debate
    Information about the written debate between Farrell Till and
    Church-of-Christ preacher James H. Laws on the plenary inspiration
    of the Bible.

Other Debates
    An update on the debates with Jerry Moffitt and Bill Jackson.

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The Skeptical Review 1990 (Volume One, Number Two)
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We Come Not to Destroy the Bible
    Till discusses reader reaction to the first issue of TSR and
    explains that he does not want to destroy the Bible, but he
    wants people to understand it.

Holes in the Two-Amrams Theory
    Till responds to the Two-Amrams Theory presented by Jerry
    Moffitt in the previous issue of TSR.

Plugging "Holes" in the Two-Amrams Theory
    Fundamentalist pastor Jerry Moffitt responds to to the above
    article by Farrell Till.

A Perfect Work of Harmony?
    Till discusses "the divergent views of Jehu's slaughter of
    the royal family of Israel" in II Kings 9; 10:1-30; Hosea 1:4
    as an example of the inconsistencies in the Bible.

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The Skeptical Review 1990 (Volume One, Number Three)
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No Takers
    Farrell Till claims there is a contradiction between II Kings 9;
    10:1-30; Hosea 1:4.  He also discusses II Timothy 3:16 and
    II Peter 1:20-21, which claim the Bible is inspired.

A Reply to "The Flat-Earth Belief of Bible Writers"
    Fundamentalist minister Jerry McDonald responds to Adrian
    Swindler's flat-earth article in the first issue of _TSR_.

The Flat Earth:  Still an Embarassment to Bible Inerrantists
    Adrian Swindler responds to Jerry McDonald's above article.

Moffitt-Till Debate Postponed

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The Skeptical Review 1990 (Volume One, Number Four)
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A Year in Review
    Till discusses reader reactions to _TSR_, life as an agnostic
    or an atheist, and the fact that no Christian pastors were
    willing to respond to the article about scientific foreknowledge
    in this issue of _TSR_.

What About Scientific Foreknowledge in the Bible?
    Till discusses the claim that "The Bible contains many examples
    of scientific foreknowledge in it."

The Jeremiah Dilemma
    Discoveries of the Dead Sea Scrolls at Qumran refute the claim
    that the present day Bible is essentially the same as what was
    in the "original autographs."

Textual Contradictions in the Bible
    The Bible contains numerous contradictions and is not the work
    of perfect harmonmy as inerrancy believers claim it is.

Jackson-Till Debate

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