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Tag Archives: Stanley Hauerwas
Reading the Scriptures with the Risen Christ
How was it that the disciples came to know Jesus as Lord, Son of God, incarnate Word? They did not acquire this knowledge by merely accompanying him on his travels around Galilee—the gospels make this point clearly enough. Nor did they … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Theology
Tagged hermeneutics, historical criticism, historical-critical method, Holy Scripture, John Behr, sola scriptura, Stanley Hauerwas
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Violent YHWH: The God Who Fights For–and Against–His People
Ezekiel 7 Pharoah’s army is pursuing the Hebrews. Their intent is clear—to kill and enslave. When the Hebrews see the approaching army, they cry out in terror to Moses: “Is it because there are no graves in Egypt that you … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Robert Jenson
Tagged God, holy war, nonviolence, Old Testament, pacifism, Robert Jenson, Stanley Hauerwas
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A Conversation with St Paul on Exegesis and Authorial Meaning
Have you ever found yourself reading the Epistle to the Romans and thought, “It sure would be nice if St Paul were here and could explain to me what he meant when he wrote, ‘For we hold that a man … Continue reading
Posted in Bible
Tagged allegory, Bible, hermeneutics, historical-critical method, Richard Swinburne, sola scriptura, Stanley Hauerwas
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Reading the Bible Properly: John Behr, Stanley Hauerwas, and the Historical-Critical Method
How was it that the disciples came to know Jesus as Lord and Son of God? They did not acquire this knowledge by merely accompanying him on his travels around Galilee—the gospels make this point clearly enough. Nor did they come … Continue reading
A Conversation with St Paul: What Does Scripture Mean?
Have you ever found yourself reading the Epistle to the Romans and thought, “It sure would be nice if St Paul were here and could explain to me what he meant when he wrote, ‘For we hold that a man … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Theology
Tagged allegory, Bible, biblical interpretation, canonical criticism, church, hermeneutics, Holy Tradition, Richard Swinburne, Stanley Hauerwas, typology
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Eclectic Orthodoxy 