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The reason I didn't explore into the details of these conceptions in my previous post is that they depend on factors such as one's theological framework, understanding of inspiration, biblical interpretation, and sometimes denominational influence or teaching. Erickson quoted Buamann, "The term "inerrancy" means different things to different people. . ." Choosing a particular conception is a personal decision influenced by individual perspectives on the subject matter. However, it's essential to consider that different people may perceive the chosen conception differently based on their own views. What works for one person may not work for everyone. The only danger I see is if your view cannot be backed up biblically or doesn't align with biblical truths. Nevertheless, I believe these concepts can serve as a guide to evaluate our stance on biblical inerrancy and how we understand it in relation to Scripture. After reading Erickson's book, specifically chapter 9 on "The Dependability of God's Word: Inerrancy," I find myself leaning towards "Full Inerrancy." This perspective aligns with my belief in the authority and reliability of the Bible, asserting that it is completely true in all that it affirms.