The Inspiration of Scripture. Chapter 6
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The dogmaticians believed that the authority of Scripture is both intrinsic and relative, depending on human perception.

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According to the dogmaticians, the authority of Scripture can be augmented by the interpretations of the Church.

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The dogmaticians viewed the Scriptures as self-authenticating, requiring no external evidence to prove their authority.

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The dogmaticians argued that scientific, historical, or rational inquiry could disprove the truthfulness or delimit the authority of Scripture.

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The dogmaticians accepted the distinction between errors of inspired writers and occasional slips of pen by their secretaries.

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The dogmaticians agreed with the view that the Holy Spirit accommodated Himself to the common errors of the times in inspiring Scripture.

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The dogmaticians emphasized the role of the Church in establishing the authority of Scripture.

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The dogmaticians believed that Scripture acts as both a norm and a judge in doctrinal controversies.

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The dogmaticians considered the Hebrew vowel points as coeval with the original writings of Scripture.

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The dogmaticians supported the idea that different translations of the Bible are as authoritative as the original texts.

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Scripture is considered divine even if no one hears, reads, or meditates upon it.

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The authority of Scripture differs essentially from the authority of God Himself.

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Scripture must be accepted a priori, not a posteriori, according to the Lutherans.

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Dannhauer stated that Scripture is a light in itself and a principium which requires no proof.

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According to Calov, the Word of God is potentia and efficens, and must be believed per se.

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The authority of Scripture depends upon its divine origin and inspiration.

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