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The Skeptical Review 1991 (Volume Two, Number One)
http://freethought.tamu.edu/mag/sr/1991/1/

The Jannes-Jambres Syndrome
    How did Paul know the names of the magicians who opposed Moses
    (2 Tim. 3:8)?  Farrell Till shows that Paul knew their names
    from a widely known oral and written tradition and that,
    therefore, this verse hardly constitutes evidence for the
    inspiration of the Bible.

Yahweh's Failed Land Promise
    "On several occasions prophetic statements were made in the
    Pentateuch about the land that Yahweh, the tribal god of the
    Israelites, had promised to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob."
    According to Farrell Till, the Old Testament evidence shows
    that Yahweh broke his promise.

Possession of the Promised Land
    Charles Coats gives a Christian response to the above article,
    contending that Yahweh did not break his promise.  According to
    Coats, Yahweh's promise was a conditional promise and the
    Israelites had not lived up to the conditions of his promise.

Scientific Boo-Boos in the Bible
    Scientific mistakes in the Bible prove it is not inerrant.

Inerrancy Debates in Print

Deaver-Till Debate

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The Skeptical Review 1991 (Volume Two, Number Two)
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Playing the Odds
    "'If I am right and you are wrong....'  How many times have
    bibliolaters said this to skeptics after all rational efforts
    to defend the Bible have failed?"  Farrell Till responds to
    this oft-given inerrantist argument.

The Blood of Jezreel
    Jerry McDonald replies to Farrell Till's article entitled "A
    Perfect Work of Harmony?".  He claims there is no contradiction
    between 2 Kings 10:30 and Hosea 1:4.

Ahab, Jezebel, Jehu, and the Blood of Jezreel
    Till responds to Jerry McDonald and claims that the
    contradiction between 2 Kings 10:30 and Hosea 1:4 still stands.

Bible Biology
    Did Bible writers demonstrate knowledge of scientific facts that
    were unknown at the time the Bible was being written?  According
    to Farrell Till, "there is no more 'scientific knowledge' in the
    Bible than in any other literature of the same era."

Recommended Publication
    Farrell Till advertises _Biblical Errancy_.

Inerrancy Debates Available
    Information on how to get transcripts of the Till-Laws and
    Till-Jackson debates.

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The Skeptical Review 1991 (Volume Two, Number Three)
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The Deaver-Till Debate
    Farrell Till's account of his debate against Church-of-Christ
    preacher Mac Deaver on Bible morality.

Yahweh, The God of Gods
    Were the Hebrews unique in practicing a strict monotheistic
    religion?  According to Farrell Till, the early Hebrews "believed
    in polytheism as much as the nations around them."

Jehovah, The One and Only God
    Can somone speak of other gods without affirming their
    existence? According to Mac Deaver, although the writers of
    the Old Testament spoke of other gods, they were not polytheistic.

The Wisdom of Solomon
    Was Solomon really as wise as Christians think?  Sandra Till says
    that some of the biggest absurdities in the Bible concern "the
    so-called wisdom of Solomon."

More Problems for Bibliolaters
    Is the Bible so harmonious that it can only be explained by
    divine inspiration?  Farrell Till writes that "bibliolaters
    cannot harmonize the Bible without resorting to scenarios so
    preposterously far-fetched that only the very credulous can
    believe them."

Till-McDonald Debate

Failed Prophecies

Other Debates & Back Issues


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The Skeptical Review (Volume Two, Number Four)
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Search the Scriptures
    Till reflects on the second year of publication of _The Skeptical
    Review_.

If It Walks Like a Duck...
    Till writes, "An especially embarrassing myth for bibliolaters
    is the quaint little story about `the sons of God' producing a
    race of terrestrial giants by marrying the daughters of men."

Much Ado About Nothing...
    Steve Gunter offers a rebuttal to the above article, and claims
    that "Till has simply misread the passage."

Inerrancy Publications
    Several materials on Biblical inerrancy from Skepticism, Inc.

Why Didn't They Know?
    According to Till, "just about everyone who had been associated
    with Jesus knew that he was supposed to be resurrected except
    the apostles."

The Till-McDonald Debate
    Till's account of the Till-McDonald debate on Bible morality.

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