Who Owns the Manuscripts and Critical Texts?
While it is appropriate to treat physical manuscripts as property, Scripture itself should not be subject to ownership.
Doreancon 2025
Find all the content presented at the conference here. For conference logistics, see the Doreancon website.
Sign the Sunnyvale Statement
Unite in one conviction: Scripture is the Word of God, and he has authorized his people to use, copy, distribute, translate, and adapt it regardless of man’s consent.
Livestream
Available from October 6, 2025 onwards.
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These articles were written for the conference, to complement the messages.
The Commercialization of Bible Societies
The story of how Bible societies transformed from charitable missions into commercial enterprises.
Adaptation & Inspiration
As much as they reflect the truth of Scripture itself, adaptations of Scripture have the power and authority of Scripture.
Does Copyright Actually Protect the Text of Scripture from Corruption?
Is it truly dangerous to let God’s Word out into the open, unchained? Or is the greater danger in thinking we can keep it safe?
The Sin of Balaam
The New Testament authors identify Balaam as a prototypical false teacher, worthy of special consideration. To understand false teaching, we ought to understand Balaam.