ThÃ(c)opneustie, Ou, Inspiration PlÃ(c)nière Des Saintes Écritures

Th?opneustie, Ou, Inspiration Pl?ni?re Des Saintes ?critures, by Louis Gaussen, explores the doctrine of theopneusty-the belief that the Holy Scriptures are divinely inspired. Gaussen meticulously examines the nature and extent of this inspiration, presenting a robust defense of the Bible's authority and inerrancy. This work, originally published in French, offers a profound theological analysis relevant to both historical and contemporary discussions about the role and reliability of Scripture. Gaussen's exploration provides valuable insights into understanding the divine origin and character of the Bible, making it an essential resource for theologians, scholars, and anyone interested in a deeper understanding of Christian doctrine.

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