Jesus the fallible.
The article focuses on exploring the fallibility of Jesus in contrast to the doctrine of biblical inerrancy. Topics include the depiction of Jesus' humanity in John Everett Millais's painting Christ in the House of His Parents, the theological implications of fallibility versus inerrancy, and the id...
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