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On the Development of a Feminist Biblical Hermeneutics of Migration
, 2020As more people than ever are on the move worldwide because of ongoing military conflict and war, political and social persecution, climate change, or economic deprivation, and most of them are women, feminist Bible scholars need to reflect on the purpose
S. Scholz
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Biblical Interpretation, 2022
Recent research on disability and the Bible has made distinctive contributions to the field of biblical studies. Most work in this area focuses on representations of disability in the Bible, biblical language related to disability, or biblical themes ...
Frederick David Carr
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Recent research on disability and the Bible has made distinctive contributions to the field of biblical studies. Most work in this area focuses on representations of disability in the Bible, biblical language related to disability, or biblical themes ...
Frederick David Carr
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Integration, Biblical Counseling, and Hermeneutics
, 2021Some have claimed that the integration project has adopted a lower view of Biblical inspiration. Yet, both Biblical counselors and evangelical integrationists typically hold to a high view of the authority of Scripture and may share the same adherence to
W. Hathaway
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2018
Hermeneutics has traditionally been defined as the theory of interpretation. Biblical hermeneutics concerns the interpretation of biblical texts. But ‘interpretation’ tends to reflect the nature of the discipline only from ancient times to about 1960. Increasingly it has come to be seen not as a tool used for difficult or obscure texts, or even for the
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Hermeneutics has traditionally been defined as the theory of interpretation. Biblical hermeneutics concerns the interpretation of biblical texts. But ‘interpretation’ tends to reflect the nature of the discipline only from ancient times to about 1960. Increasingly it has come to be seen not as a tool used for difficult or obscure texts, or even for the
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Balthasar’s biblical hermeneutics
2004Hans Urs von Balthasar believed that all theology is hermeneutics: theologians should devote their energies to interpreting God's self-revelation in nature, history, and the Bible ( TD2 , 91). His principal theoretical remarks about scriptural interpretation are found in the first volume of The Glory of the Lord , the second volume of the Theo-Drama ,
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Paul Ricoeur's “Biblical Hermeneutics”
2002AbstractThis chapter turns to Paul Ricoeur's contributions to American New Testament parable studies in the 1970s. In his essay “Biblical Hermeneutics,” Ricoeur argues that structuralism can offer new and helpful approaches to the parables but that it needs to be combined with an existential interpretation.
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Biblical Eschatology and Political Hermeneutics
Theology Today, 1969“Our task today is to discern the interaction of God's promise and man's historical experience in the political arena. Men today are increasingly aware that major issues affecting the present and future quality of human life often take a social and political form. This being the case, God's promise must be apprehended in its political bearing if it is
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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