Do you mean the Bible is inerrant, or that you are inerrant?  I
recently came upon the following quote attributed to Fred
Clark of The Slacktivist:  Text: “We claim that we are treating
the Bible with great respect as the final arbiter of all things.
What we are really doing is making our interpretation of the
Bible the final arbiter of all things. Therefore what we are
ultimately arguing is that WE are the final arbiter of all
things. Our assertion, in other words, is not really that the
Bible is inerrant and infallible, but that we are.”
Evangelicals and fundamentalists are not like Catholics. There
is no one leader setting down doctrine and no accepted catechism
of beliefs. Instead, evangelicals and fundamentalists insist
that the Bible is the final authority in all things, and that
all they are doing is following the Bible. The trouble is that
not only do evangelicals and fundamentalists disagree with other
faith traditions on how to interpret the Bible, they also
disagree among themselves. In other word