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What is limited inerrancy?a. The idea that the Bible is completely free of errorsb. The idea that there may be significant errors with the information presented in the Biblec. The idea that although there may be small factual errors and inconsistencies in the Bible, the overall message is trustworthy d. The idea that the Bible has been translated incorrectly over time and that there are messages lost in translation
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