“Human, I Am who I Am is speaking to you; Take up your quill and write what the Lord, the God of your Fathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, commands you. First: These words—”
“—um, wait one moment Sir.”
“What’s that? Come again?”
“Yes, I’m not quite sure how to get across what you’re talking about.”
“What ever do you mean?”
Tags: community, criticism, derrida, interpretation, language, text
Posted in hermeneutics, philosophy | Comments (0)
Dr. Mike Russell from In Search Of Arete recently wrote this excellent series on higher criticism based on a question I posted on Theologica. The posts poke fun while doing a great job explaining the different forms of higher criticism applied to Scripture. He graciously allowed me to repost them here at The Bible Archive. This is Post 4 of 4.
Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: criticism
Posted in text/language | Comments (0)
Dr. Mike Russell from In Search Of Arete recently wrote this excellent series on higher criticism based on a question I posted on Theologica. The posts poke fun while doing a great job explaining the different forms of higher criticism applied to Scripture. He graciously allowed me to repost them here at The Bible Archive. This is Post 3 of 4.
Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: criticism
Posted in hermeneutics, text/language | Comments (0)
I have taken it to heart to write to you, dear brother, what really happened and why it is important to our faith. Yes, I know you received two earlier letters but I have heard that you were confused by their content, thinking (somehow) as if those things of which I wrote, really occurred. Therefore, I have taken it to heart to write you these things, most excellent Theophilus, things I have researched so that you may fully understand.
Tags: criticism, gospel, parable, sources
Posted in apologetics, study, text/language | Comments (6)
