Infallibility and Inerrancy: Foundations - An Overview of Systematic Theology with R.C. Sproul

Summary

The sermon addresses the historical Christian view of Scripture's infallibility and inerrancy, contrasting it with modern criticisms that question these doctrines as later constructs. It clarifies that while the term "inerrancy" might be more recent, the concept of Scripture never erring was held by early church fathers and reformers. The practical takeaway is that the Bible's self-claim to divine inspiration is significant, and distinguishing between the Bible being the *only* infallible rule versus being infallible *only* in matters of faith and practice is crucial for understanding its authority.