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Title	:	Scripture Alone: Exploring the Bible's Accuracy, Authority, and Authenticity
Author	:	James R. White
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 221 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2004 by Bethany House Publishers (first published 2004)
Categories	:	Religion. Theology. Christian. Scripture. Christianity

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A denial of the sufficiency of Scripture is at the core of almost every form of opposition to the Christian faith today. Scripture Alone is written to instill a passionate love for and understanding of the Bible. In this defense of God's inspired Word, readers will comprehend what "God's Word"is, the nature of Scripture, the relationship of the Bible to tradition, how to apply Scripture to today's issues, and much more. Included is a faith-inspiring study of the canon--what it is and where it came from.

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Original Title:	Scripture Alone: Exploring the Bibles Accuracy, Authority and Authenticity
ISBN:	0764220489 (ISBN13: 9780764220487)
Edition Language:	English

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As we live with competing ideas and are continually rethinking our beliefs and faith. As we must investigate all claims to truth. As we are in a world steeped with more ideas and variants than ever before, this was a great book for me as I was reminded again of what I believed about Scripture and that what I believed was not only valid but overwhelmingly supportable. Not dedicating myself to theological studies, I know I will need to re reference this book from time to time. There were a few

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Sola Scriptura was one of the central tenants of the Protestant Reformation. Literally, it means Scripture Alone, not ironically the title of this book. James White has written a unique treatise on an issue that is heavily under fire in todays world that harkens back to this principle that the reformers understood: that the Christian faith rests finally on the Bible. In the days of Martin Luther and John Calvin, these men were fighting against the traditions of the papacy and the Roman Catholic

White provides a solid introduction to many objections made against the Bible in a creative way. He presents his answers to hard questions about the Bible in a dialogue form. Truly, I understand more clearly the necessity to know more about the forming of the Bible I read today. White points out in this book that living in an age of information permits many people to know much about the Bible, both true things and false things. So, like never before, Christians have to answer some hard questions

To bookend his work, White claims that this book is only designed to scratch the surface of Sola Scriptura. While I recognize that there is much more to be said than White's book can cover, I think he was wrong and this book does a lot more than simply introduce the concepts. White challenges you to think and examine what you think. In the process, he also opens your mind to the depth and broad range of issues one must confront when one develops a theology of the Bible.His use of dialogue

This is a useful book for better understanding Sola Scriptura beginning with the first few chapters giving an overview of sola scriptura specifically as it relates to inerrancy and the canon, then proceeding to demonstrate how sola scriptura is used in apologetics with a chapter responding to Roman Catholic objections to Sola Scriptura and a chapter addressing Bible contradictions and another chapter addressing alleged corruption of the Bible.

This was a satisfying book. It is not a scholarly examination of the doctrine, but a practical, "grass roots" examination of the doctrine with a little scholarly knowledge thrown in here and there. Dr. White uses a dialogue style of writing throughout much of the book to assert his points. And while at first I was not fond of this, I ended up mildly enjoying it towards the latter sections of the book.Dr. White begins by giving arguments for the sufficiency of scripture and then defining and