Doctrine of Inspiration Resources

Lately I’ve been reading a lot of books on the doctrine of inspiration. I’ve compiled a short bibliography of books related to the subject, though not all of them specifically set out to delineate the doctrine.

I’m not a theologian, so I’m not very familiar with all of these authors. While I don’t at all mean to pigeonhole them, I thought it might help if I arranged the bibliography loosely by what sort of camp the author associates himself with. Please offer any corrections you might have.

Full inerrancy:
Leslie Allen's commentary on Jonah in the NICOT series (Eerdmans)
Craig, William Lane. 'Men Moved By The Holy Spirit Spoke From God' (2 Peter 1.21): A Middle Knowledge Perspective on Biblical Inspiration”
Dockery, David. Christian Scripture.
Gordon Fee's Gospel and Spirit.
Lindsell. The Battle for the Bible.
Truth and Power, J. I. Packer
Francis Schaeffer, No Final Conflict: The Bible Without Error in All That It Affirms
Evangelical Truth, John Stott
B. B. Warfield. Authority and Inspiration.


Some sort of limited inerrancy or infallibility:
Beegle, Dewey. The Inspiration of Scripture. (“limited infallibility”)
Beegle, Dewey. Scripture, Tradition, and Infallibility. (“limited infallibility”)
Bloesch, Donald G. Holy Scripture: Revelation, Inspiration, and Interpretation.
F. F. Bruce, "Foreword" to Beegle, Scripture, Tradition, and Infallibility, pp. 7-10.
Stephen Davis. The Debate About the Bible. (“limited infallibility”)
Enns, Peter. Inspiration and Incarnation. (evangelical)
Fuller, Daniel. The Unity of the Bible.(“irenic inerrancy”)
Daniel Fuller, "The Nature of Biblical Inerrancy," Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation 24 (June 1972):47.
Daniel Fuller, "Let Me Be a Man of One Book" (Los Angeles: Fuller Evangelistic Association, 1977); cf. Lindsell, The Bottle for the Bible, p. 115.
Daniel Fuller, "On Revelation and Biblical Authority," Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 16 (Spring 1973):68-69.
David Hubbard, "What We Believe and Teach," Theology, News and Notes (1976, Special Issue), p. 4.
Hubbard, David. "The Current Tensions: Is There a Way Out?" in Biblical Authority, ed. Jack Rogers (“complete infallibility”)
Jewett, Paul King. (“complete infallibility”)
Johnston, Robert. Evangelicals at an Impasse. John Knox Press. 1979.
Marshall, I . Howard. Biblical Inspiration.
McGowan. The Divine Spiration of Scripture. 2007.
Roger Olsen's new book, Reformed and Always Reforming: ThePostconservative Approach to Evangelical theology
Pinnock, Clark. Set Forth Your Case, A Defense of Biblical Infallibility. (“irenic inerrancy”)
Pinnock, Clark. , and Biblical Revelation.
Clark Pinnock, "In Response to Dr. Daniel Fuller," Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society
Ben Witherington. Jesus the Seer. (chapter on prophecy)


Paleo- or neo-orthodoxy:
David W. Hall and Abrham Kuyper (“paleo-orthodox” of the conservative type)
A Passion for Truth, Alister McGrath (“paleo-orthodox” of the moderate conservative type)
Thomas Oden. The Rebirth of Orthodoxy. (“paleo-orthodox” of the neo-orthodox type)
Williams, Daniel H. Retrieving the Tradition. 1998.
Williams, Daniel H. Evangelics and Tradition. 2005.
Williams, Daniel H. Tradition, Scripture, and Interpretation. 2006.


I’m not sure:
Jaroslav Pelikan's Whose Bible Is It? A History of the ScripturesThrough the Ages
Wright, N. T. The Last Word.