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Line 48: The other side of this debate focused largely around the magazine ''[[Christianity Today]]'' and the book entitled ''The Battle for the Bible'' by Harold Lindsell. Lindsell asserted that losing the doctrine of the inerrancy of scripture was the thread that would unravel the church and [[Christian fundamentalism\|Conservative Christians]] rallied behind this idea.<ref>Lindsell, Harold. ''The Battle for the Bible. '' Zondervan, 1978. {{ISBN\|978-0-310-27681-4}}</ref> This was among the controversies during the [[Southern Baptist Convention conservative resurgence]]; the 2000 edition of the ''[[Baptist Faith and Message]]'' states that "all Scripture is totally true and trustworthy" while avoiding the use of the terms "inerrant" or "infallible".{{citation needed\|date=February 2022}} === Arguments in favour of inerrancy ===

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