| 单词 | inerrancy |
| 释义 | inerrancy (once / 109439 pages) n Something that has inerrancy is completely accurate and cannot be wrong. Many Christians believe in the inerrancy of the Bible. You're most likely to come across the noun inerrancy in a religious context. It usually describes Christian religious writing — particularly the Bible — and the word of God. People who believe in a literal interpretation of the Bible are most likely to emphasize its inerrancy. In other words, they think that everything in the Bible is the literal truth. Inerrancy comes from inerrant, which originally referred to stars in the sky, and which is rooted in inerrantem, "not wandering" in Latin. WORD FAMILYinerrant: inerrancy, inerrantly+/err: errant, erred, erring, error, errs, inerrable/errancy: errancies/errant: errancy, errantest, errantly, inerrant/erring: erringly, unerring/error: errorless, errors/inerrable: inerrably/unerring: unerringly USAGE EXAMPLESOne day, they proclaim its inerrancy and say it must be loved, honored and obeyed in all its original perfection. Washington Post(Jan 14, 2016) But change is something Christians have long struggled with, especially when that means doubts are raised about the authority and inerrancy of the Bible. US News(Oct 21, 2015) God may still be hung up on notions of “absolute truth” or the “inerrancy of Scripture” that have been a hallmark of traditional, orthodox religion. Forbes(Jun 01, 2015) n (Christianity) exemption from error biblical inerrancy Ant|Hyper errancy fallibility as indicated by erring or a tendency to err infallibility the quality of never making an error |
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