Charles Augustus Briggs was an American scholar and theologian whose liberal theology regarding the Bible led to his excommunication from the Presbyterian Church. His work focused on a deeper understanding of scripture, setting him apart from the conservative currents of his time. Briggs sought to bridge scholarly inquiry with theological thought, exploring new avenues for biblical interpretation. His legacy lies in his courage to question established doctrines and his pursuit of reforming religious thought.
This powerful address by Charles Augustus Briggs defends the authority of the Bible and its rightful place as the cornerstone of Christian faith. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of scripture and theology, Briggs argues that the Bible remains relevant and essential for modern believers.