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  1. Secularity and biblical literalism: confronting the case for epistemological diversity. [REVIEW]Andrew F. Smith - 2012 - International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 71 (3):205-219.
    Stephen Carter argues that biblical literalism is predicated on an epistemological position drastically different than that maintained by mainstream scientists inasmuch as it operates on the basis of a “hermeneutic of inerrancy” with respect to the ideas laid out in the Bible. By relying on considerations offered by Charles Taylor and recent sociological studies, I contend that Carter’s thesis is incorrect. The divide between proponents and opponents of biblical literalism is ethical rather than epistemological. Beyond the philosophical implications of my (...)
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