"Biblical inerrancy is the doctrinal position [1] that in its original form, the Bible is without error; referring to the complete accuracy of Scripture, including the historical and scientific parts."
That is, "Wikipedia your Bible" depends on what the one who uses that expression means, from what background, tradition, culture, etc, etc and the same for the one reading the same words.
There are more generally defined definitions, words, for the need, also called complex, to achieve or find this "100% correct" stuff, or to just see it as a goal or reference, but I could not find the words describing that at this moment.
That is, I might agree that "Wikipedia is my bible" but neither one are "100% correct", both produced by "people", but Wikipedia adapts faster, faster than any other encyclopedia.
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