Definition of "inerrant" [inerrant]

• Incapable of erring; infallible. (adjective)
• Containing no errors. (adjective)

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• "There seems to be a great desire to cling to the term inerrant while turning it into something else entirely."
• "If you aren't troubled by the loss of the word inerrant then chuck it."
• "I'm still not clear what it means to treat the propositions in this passage as "inerrant" - or, if these aren't propositions, then in what sense are non-propositional statements appropriately categorized as either "errant" or "inerrant"?"