After a survey of the alleged errors and discrepancies, including not only the typical ones just mentioned [in the December, 1989 issue of The Counsel of Chalcedon], but also in any others, we assert, without fear of successful contradiction, that no one of these is real. As Christians we call this book the "Holy Bible." But if it were only a relatively good book, setting forth many valuable moral and spiritual truths, but also containing many things which are not true, we would then have no right to apply to it the adjective "holy." It would then be on a level with other books, and would differ from them not in kind but only in degree.