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Where Does The Bible Get Its Authority?
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If the Bible's authority does not come from the fact that it is made up of timeless truths, or it is a witness to primary events, or the timeless function it provides, then where does its authority come from?
Unfortunately, many "Christians" in the USA simply believe the Bible to be authoritative because it tells us so (even though it really doesn't say it quite like that). They take a few verses, such as Rev. 22:18-19 or Deut. 4:1-2 and create a circular argument for the authority of the Bible.
But, is this really all we have? A lot of "holy" books are viewed the same way. What makes the Bible different?
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