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In 1869 Southern Seminary elected C. H. Toy as their next professor of Old Testament.* Toy’s compelling and engaging style of lecture meant that students loved him and were drawn to him. When Southern elected Toy to the faculty, he defended traditional orthodoxy, the inspiration of the Bible, and the inherency of the Scriptures. These convictions, however, would be short lived. Toy began to hold to a division between the historical and divine elements of Scripture. Toy asserted that the divine elements were inspired, inerrant, and authoritative, but the historical elements could be proven wrong by science. For Toy the first conflict between science and the Bible came in the creation narrative. Continue reading “C. H. TOY, DARWINIAN EVOLUTION, AND ULTIMATE PRESUPPOSITIONS”
