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Quotes from Battle for the Bible — Harold Lindsell

1913–1998 United States

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And anything people, including myself, write is subject to those who read what they write.

Battle for the Bible (1976)

A journey of a thousand miles must come to an end. Even the rain water returns to the ocean from which it came. So the hour has come to draw some conclusions and let the reader make his own decision.

Battle for the Bible (1976)

We are all responsible for what we say and write.

Battle for the Bible (1976)

I do not doubt that if evangelicals in concert with each other would stand firm and tall for biblical inerrancy and the cardinal doctrines of the Christian faith, a new day would dawn and the blessing of God would follow.

Battle for the Bible (1976)

Inspiration involved infallibility from start to finish. God the Holy Spirit by nature cannot lie or be the author of untruth. If the Scripture is inspired at all it must be infallible. If any part of it is not infallible, then that part cannot be inspired. If inspiration allows for the possibility of error then inspiration ceases to be inspiration. Now no one will assert that the human authors of scripture were infallible men. But believers in infallibility do say that fallible men were kept from error by the Holy Spirit.

Battle for the Bible (1976)

I have tried to tell it as it is. My responsibility ends at that point, except in those places where my own relationships give me the opportunity to carry through on my own commitment to inerrancy. Every reader of this book has a similar responsibility to do his thing in the place or places where he or she has the same opportunity.

Battle for the Bible (1976)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Harold Lindsell (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.