[drstevej]

My point is that the desire to retain inerrancy keeps some Arminians from walking down the OT path.

Have to go to my son's school open house...

[winstonchurchill]

My point is that the desire to retain inerrancy keeps some Arminians from walking down the OT path.

First, thanks to dittojed2 for posting the interesting article.

As to your specific comment above, I would appreciate your fleshing out how you see open theism as negating or diminishing a commitment to inerrancy.

I have thought that one of the OT proponents' strongest cases is the OT ability to accept the 'plain meaning' of many important Old Testament passages on God relenting and changing His mind, i.e. interacting with mankind. So, at least in the respect of accepting the plain meaning of Scripture, OT seems to make a pretty strong case for inerrancy.