biblicist
A biblicist is an academic or theologian who holds the Bible to be the highest authority for Christian faith and practice. This approach is often characterized by a focus on literal interpretation and inerrancy of Scripture. Biblicists typically reject allegorical or figurative interpretations of biblical writings and instead seek to understand the text as a historical and cultural record.
The term "biblicist" was first used in the 19th century to describe those who emphasized the Bible
The biblicist approach has been influential in various areas of theological study, including biblical criticism, hermeneutics,
In contemporary theological discourse, the term "biblicist" carries connotations of rigor and commitment to Scriptural authority,