Holy Spirit
Essays on the Holy Spirit can be accessed below:
Bible Canon: What Is the Problem?
Over the centuries Christians have disagreed about which texts constitute Scripture, and about what the contents of the Bible should be. This is the problem of Biblical canon, also known as the problem of canonicity.
Bible Canon: Can Scripture Solve the Problem?
Christians sometimes argue about canonicity, i.e., which books should be in the Bible (see “Bible Canon: What Is the Problem?”). One potential solution is to appeal to Scripture.
Bible Canon: What Is the Early Church Evidence?
Christians have historically argued about the contents of the Bible. (For details, see “Bible Canon: What is the Problem?”). One way to try to resolve matters is to look at evidence from the Early Church, especially the “Canon lists” which record the contents of ancient Bibles.
Bible Canon: What Is the Problem?
Over the centuries Christians have disagreed about which texts constitute Scripture, and about what the contents of the Bible should be. This is the problem of Biblical canon, also known as the problem of canonicity.
Bible Canon: Can Scripture Solve the Problem?
Christians sometimes argue about canonicity, i.e., which books should be in the Bible (see “Bible Canon: What Is the Problem?”). One potential solution is to appeal to Scripture.
Bible Canon: What Is the Early Church Evidence?
Christians have historically argued about the contents of the Bible. (For details, see “Bible Canon: What is the Problem?”). One way to try to resolve matters is to look at evidence from the Early Church, especially the “Canon lists” which record the contents of ancient Bibles.