As A Biblical Inerrantist, I Believe That

If You Have No Authority To Legislate My Freedoms, Then I'm Truly Free, At Least From You.

If We Take Seriously The Word-flesh Christology Of Chalcedon (i.e., The Doctrine That Christ Is Fully Human And Fully Divine) And View Christ As The Telos Toward Which God Is Drawing The Whole Of Creation, Then Any View Of The Sciences That Leaves Christ Out Of The Picture Must Be Seen As Fundamentally Deficient.

Scientists Rightly Resist Invoking The Supernatural In Scientific Explanations For Fear Of Committing A God-of-the-gaps Fallacy (the Fallacy Of Using God As A Stop-gap For Ignorance). Yet Without Some Restriction On The Use Of Chance, Scientists Are In Danger Of Committing A Logically Equivalent Fallacy-one We May Call The “chance-of-the-gaps Fallacy.” Chance, Like God, Can Become A Stop-gap For Ignorance.

My Thesis Is That All Disciplines Find Their Completion In Christ And Cannot Be Properly Understood Apart From Christ.

Christ Is Indispensable To Any Scientific Theory, Even If Its Practitioners Do Not Have A Clue About Him.