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Book Review: Jonathan Edwards on Heaven and Hell

Turretin, a pastor and professor of theology in Geneva from 1648 until his death in 1687, framed his concept of biblical infallibility as a defense of Protestant reliance on the Bible rather than the pope as an ultimate authority. It is interesting that he did not argue for inerrancy, as fundamentalists do today. Rather, he contended for plenary and infallible verbal revelation. The idea of inerrancy was a nineteenth century invention designed to put the Bible on the same plane as modern science.