Sentences with phrase «claim to authenticity»

Yes, business, politics, art, the world, may lay claim to authenticity, as you say.

Jeremias» concern is to establish that these sayings have the same claim to authenticity as those in the gospels, but in his discussion he tends to assume that to do this and to establish their authenticity as sayings of Jesus are one and the same thing.

The members of the Seminar determined - quite properly - that sayings attested in the earliest extant sources have the greatest claim to authenticity.

To take but one of many examples, his assertion that other portraits of Shakespeare have more claim to authenticity than the Chandos portrait flies in the face of the view of many of the world's experts.

, director D.J. Caruso admits that Jolie's attachment to the script is what drew him towards it and we meet police consultant Sq Sgt. Francis Dore, who inadvertently contradicts Caruso's claims to authenticity by appearing in uniform, which none of the movie's characters do.

Well, clearly, we have to ask ourselves the question as to whether this saying should now be attributed to the early Church or to the historical Jesus, and the nature of the synoptic tradition is such that the burden of proof will be upon the claim to authenticity.

He formulates it as follows: «By a process of elimination we are left with twenty - one sayings whose attestation and subject matter do not give rise to objections of weight, which are perfectly compatible with the genuine teachings of our Lord, and which have as high a claim to authenticity as the sayings recorded in our four gospels.

It follows, therefore, that only the earliest form of any saying known to us, and a form not reflecting these needs, interests or emphases, has a claim to authenticity.

No saying in the tradition has a higher claim to authenticity than this petition, nor is any saying more important to an understanding of the teaching of Jesus.

But if there is a hard core of authenticity, and if the process of transmission has been largely an expansion of this tradition by, and its accommodation to, the influence of parallel stories in other traditions, then the unique element in the tradition in comparison with its parallels is that which has the highest claim to authenticity.

If they judge, criticize, condemn, and cast you out, you know their claim to authenticity was a marketing ploy.

strictly, and it has been accepted that the burden of proof always lies on the claim to authenticity.

The explicit parousia reference in the «coming of the Son of man» is certainly Matthaean, which makes «the Son of man in his day» the more original of the two without thereby enhancing its claim to authenticity.

10.23 has no claim to authenticity.

I avoid any claims to authenticity.

I'm a huge believer in law firm blogs, but not at the cost of the blog's claim to authenticity.