inerrancy

UK
/ɪˈnɛrənsi/
US
/ɪˈnɛrənsi/

Translations

inerrancynoun
inerrancies
pl
infaillibilitéSens général : qualité d’être sans erreur.
The inerrancy of the sacred texts is a fundamental belief in many religious traditions.
L’infaillibilité des textes sacrés est une croyance fondamentale dans de nombreuses traditions religieuses.
inerranceSens théologique : doctrine selon laquelle l’Écriture est sans erreur.
Biblical inerrancy is a major point of contention among scholars.
L’inerrance biblique est un point de controverse majeur parmi les spécialistes.
inerrancyadjective
UK
/ɪˈnɛrənsi/
US
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Used attributively before another noun, e.g., "the inerrancy debate"
inerrantTerme surtout employé en théologie pour qualifier ce qui est tenu pour sans erreur.
The inerrancy viewpoint maintains that every word of the text is divinely inspired.
La position inerrante soutient que chaque mot du texte est d’inspiration divine.

Definitions

inerrancynoun
The quality of being free from error; infallibility.
The inerrancy of the sacred texts is a fundamental belief in many religious traditions.
The doctrine or belief that the Bible (or another sacred text) is completely without error.
Biblical inerrancy is a major point of contention among scholars.
inerrancyadjective
Relating to, supporting, or characterized by the doctrine that scripture is without error.
The inerrancy viewpoint maintains that every word of the text is divinely inspired.