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One Source of TruthThe Doctrine of the Graphē · A hermeneutical and epistemological foundation

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One Source of Truth

The Doctrine of the Graphē · A hermeneutical and epistemological foundation

What makes something true—and how can we know?

We live among competing claims about what is true. Some are inherited. Others are taught, discovered, interpreted, or accepted because we trust the people who present them. Some become so familiar that questioning them feels unnecessary. Others are defended with such confidence that confidence itself begins to look like evidence.

Yet a claim may be sincerely believed, widely accepted, logically appealing, institutionally endorsed, and repeatedly asserted—and still be false.

Dr. Coach Achu Gustave
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  1. 1. What Is Truth?Entitlement required
  2. 2. Truth and RealityEntitlement required
  3. 3. Truth and ErrorEntitlement required
  4. 4. Knowledge, Evidence, and Rational WarrantEntitlement required
  5. 5. Reason, Inference, and RatiocinationEntitlement required
  6. 6. Dianoetic Thinking and Sound JudgmentEntitlement required
  7. 7. Isaiah 1:18: “Let Us Reason Together”Entitlement required
  8. 8. The Problem of Ultimate AuthorityEntitlement required
  9. 9. What Grounds Truth?Entitlement required
  10. 10. God as the Ground of TruthEntitlement required
  11. 11. The Truthfulness, Faithfulness, and Immutability of GodEntitlement required
  12. 12. God Cannot LieEntitlement required
  13. 13. Knowing God: Revelation Rather Than SpeculationEntitlement required
  14. 14. The Problem With Human Accounts About GodEntitlement required
  15. 15. What Is the Bible?Entitlement required
  16. 16. The Bible as Divine Library and Written RecordEntitlement required
  17. 17. The Bible in History: Record, Continuity, and Historical CorrespondenceEntitlement required
  18. 18. THE BIBLE AS EYEWITNESS AND APOSTOLIC TESTIMONYEntitlement required
  19. 19. The Bible's Own Claims About Its OriginEntitlement required
  20. 20. What Is γραφή (*graphē*)?Entitlement required
  21. 21. G1124 — Writing, Holy Writ, and ScriptureEntitlement required
  22. 22. Graphē, Holy Writ, Scripture, Bible, and Written WordEntitlement required
  23. 23. God Speaking: The Audible VoiceEntitlement required
  24. 24. Angels and Prophetic MediationEntitlement required
  25. 25. ProphetsEntitlement required
  26. 26. Jesus ChristEntitlement required
  27. 27. ApostlesEntitlement required
  28. 28. Visions and DreamsEntitlement required
  29. 29. RevelationEntitlement required
  30. 30. InspirationEntitlement required
  31. 31. “All Scripture”Entitlement required
  32. 32. From Divine Communication to Written TestimonyEntitlement required
  33. 33. What Is Authentication?Entitlement required
  34. 34. Evidence and Historical TestimonyEntitlement required
  35. 35. Eyewitnesses and Credible WitnessesEntitlement required
  36. 36. Divine Manifestation and MiraclesEntitlement required
  37. 37. Prophecy and FulfillmentEntitlement required
  38. 38. Unity, Continuity, and Internal CoherenceEntitlement required
  39. 39. Historical and External CorroborationEntitlement required
  40. 40. Manuscripts, Transmission, and PreservationEntitlement required
  41. 41. The Cumulative Evidential CaseEntitlement required
  42. 42. From Evidence to Rational WarrantEntitlement required
  43. 43. Jesus Christ in the Historical RecordEntitlement required
  44. 44. Christ, Truth, and Divine RevelationEntitlement required
  45. 45. The Claims and Works of ChristEntitlement required
  46. 46. The Death and ResurrectionEntitlement required
  47. 47. The Eyewitness TestimonyEntitlement required
  48. 48. Christ's Confirmation of ScriptureEntitlement required
  49. 49. Christ and the Apostolic WitnessEntitlement required
  50. 50. The Authority of the Apostolic TestimonyEntitlement required
  51. 51. The Scriptural CorpusEntitlement required
  52. 52. The Canon and Its RecognitionEntitlement required
  53. 53. Prophetic and Apostolic AuthorityEntitlement required
  54. 54. The Unity of the Written TestimonyEntitlement required
  55. 55. Revelation, Inspiration, and Canon DistinguishedEntitlement required
  56. 56. What Inspiration GuaranteesEntitlement required
  57. 57. Why Scripture Is an Infallible RecordEntitlement required
  58. 58. Truth, Authority, and the Written WordEntitlement required
  59. 59. John 10:34–36Entitlement required
  60. 60. “I Said, Ye Are Gods” — Psalm 82:6Entitlement required
  61. 61. Christ's Reasoning From What Is WrittenEntitlement required
  62. 62. “The Scripture Cannot Be Broken”Entitlement required
  63. 63. Why Scripture Cannot Be BrokenEntitlement required
  64. 64. John 17:17 — “Thy Word Is Truth”Entitlement required
  65. 65. Why the Graphē Is the Primary Written AuthorityEntitlement required
  66. 66. Authority of Scripture Versus Authority of InterpretationEntitlement required
  67. 67. How Scripture Is MisreadEntitlement required
  68. 68. Theology, Philosophy, Tradition, and InstitutionEntitlement required
  69. 69. When Secondary Sources Become Primary AuthoritiesEntitlement required
  70. 70. Tergiversation and Doctrinal Turning AsideEntitlement required
  71. 71. Accepted HeresiesEntitlement required
  72. 72. Aridity and the Loss of ReasonabilityEntitlement required
  73. 73. Ἄπειρος — Unskillfulness in the WordEntitlement required
  74. 74. The Scholarly Impetus of ScriptureEntitlement required
  75. 75. Perception, Learning, and UnderstandingEntitlement required
  76. 76. Reasoning Through the WordEntitlement required
  77. 77. Quotation, Meaning, and KnowledgeEntitlement required
  78. 78. σπουδάζω — Diligence, Endeavour, Labour, StudyEntitlement required
  79. 79. The Exercise of the WordEntitlement required
  80. 80. Maturity, Skill, and Strong MeatEntitlement required
  81. 81. The Babe and the UnskillfulEntitlement required
  82. 82. Rightly Dividing the Word of TruthEntitlement required
  83. 83. The Approved WorkmanEntitlement required
  84. 84. The Discipline of Biblical InterpretationEntitlement required
  85. 85. From Graphē to the Six First PrinciplesEntitlement required