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“Biblical authority” as a book category encompasses works that explore the Bible’s status and role as a normative guide for Christian faith, doctrine, and practice. Books in this genre examine doctrines such as inspiration, inerrancy or infallibility, sufficiency, and clarity; the formation and transmission of the canon; and how Scripture relates to tradition, reason, and experience (e.g., sola scriptura vs. prima scriptura). The category includes theological and historical studies, hermeneutics and interpretation guides, apologetics that defend or critique the Bible’s authority, and practical resources on how biblical authority shapes preaching, ethics, discipleship, and church governance. Authors often engage contemporary challenges—historical criticism, science and archaeology, pluralism, and justice-focused readings—and represent diverse perspectives across Evangelical, Catholic, Orthodox, and mainline/progressive traditions. Overall, the focus is on why and how the Bible is considered authoritative and how that authority is understood and applied today.

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