Since Sophia was born, I've had very little time to do any real reading of blogs, so I've been playing catch-up. I just read Jollyblogger's The Reformed View of Innerantism from last Tuesday. I don't see what's particularly Reformed about this, since it's just the historic Christian view, and I took issue with one statement he made in passing about something the post was not about (see my comment), but this is once of the best statements I've ever read on inerrantism, regarding what the view says, what it doesn't say that too many people seem to think it does, and why the main argument that it's not the historic Christian view is based on a straw man. There are lots of particular issues he doesn't cover that I have thoughts on but no time to put them together, so I'll just leave it at that.
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Great...another excellent blog that I will now feel compelled to check out every day! This is a terrific blog, and I'm not sure if I would have found it had you not commented on my own blog, Jeremy. Keep up the great work, and congratulations on the beautiful family!