Sentences with phrase «critical scholarship»

I personally want to claim him for a fourth position, one that supports critical scholarship but engages it critically in terms of its assumptions.

The scholars cited certainly do not reflect critical scholarship or the view of those who truly know the subject matter.

A summary of recent biblical critical scholarship attempts to provide a similarly credible ground for accepting its authority.

It can be studied with the best of critical scholarship, such as we all need in order to understand it most fully.

Fundamentalist churches tend to work hard at the teaching task, but are not likely to engage members with historical critical scholarship of the Bible or with questions from the margins of the tradition.

His arguments have never been effectively answered and, although his view did not prevail in antiquity, modern critical scholarship almost unanimously supports his conclusion.

First, the publishers deserve universal applause for their commitment to a commentary series that upholds the highest standards of critical scholarship in an age when the risks involved in such a commitment are painfully obvious.

This aligned well with the evangelical emphasis of mobilizing greater lay participation on the church's mission in the world and the resistance to the higher critical scholarship coming from German universities given that this scholarship was connected to the rise of the research model of the university.

Consequently, Islamic apologists will frequently enlist critical scholarship that undermines the divine claims of Jesus, making them unlikely bedfellows with certain sceptical and liberal Bible scholars.

Instead we seem to be entering a new phase characterized by a critical restudy of the Bultmannian position by his leading pupils — itself a rare tribute to the spirit of free and critical scholarship represented by Bultmann.

Perhaps because a historical way of thinking has become common, much liberal and critical scholarship during the last two hundred years has approached Jesus as a real and historical human being.

It must welcome religiously engaged scholarship that is also rigorously critical scholarship.

Second, Jewett has applied himself diligently to all the unromantic details that make critical scholarship grueling.

Pope Benedict XVI describes the difficulty in his foreword to the first volume of Jesus of Nazareth: Historical - critical scholarship separated the «historical Jesus» and the «Christ of faith.»

No one who accepts critical scholarship at all would gainsay that judgment.

Today, however, it is being increasingly recognized that the tradition of miracle stories in the gospels deserves much more serious attention than either the older liberal or the earlier form - critical scholarship gave it.

Liberal scholarship, therefore, accepted the full burden of historical critical scholarship without hesitation and without reserve, believing that the historical core of the gospel narratives, when reached, would reveal Jesus as he actually was, and that he would then be revealed as worthy of all honor, respect and imitation, revealed as the founder of a faith which consisted in following him and his teaching closely and purposefully.

My own fieldwork from Gulu suggests that whatever the intentions might be of interveners, their presence is not conceived or evaluated in the manner critical scholarship discerns, begging many questions on our understanding of the role of international intervention in the politics of building peace.

From 1972 to 1975 he was head of the Modern British department at the Bond Street dealers Colnaghi, where he played a significant part in the revival of critical scholarship then being directed towards early 20th - century British art, mounting revelatory exhibitions of the Chilean - born portraitist Álvaro Guevara and the Vorticist painter and printmaker Edward Wadsworth.

Their endeavors have the potential to reshape the art market for black artists and help generate critical scholarship, institutional attention, documentation and sales, both for past generations of black artists who were passed over by white curators, and today's contemporary black artists.

Its other prongs include an artist residency at her home in Sonoma, California, for living artists in her collection, as well as scholars and curators whose work extends the canon and relates to the artists in her collection; sitting on the boards of museums like the Art Institute of Chicago; publishing critical scholarship, beginning with the 2016 book Four Generations: The Joyner Giuffrida Collection of Abstract Art; and collecting and gifting major works by black artists to institutions.

The Fashion Show showcases exclusive garments from the BFA Textile & Fashion Design majors and raises critical scholarship funds to educate the next generation of artists.

By comparison with the full shelf of biographical and critical scholarship on Rothko, there is precious little information available about Prabhavathi Meppayil, who was born in 1965 in Bangalore.

It is important to note that Leibowitz extends this line of analysis even to the study of the Bible, thus supporting the findings of modern critical scholarship.

Critical scholarship came back to Western Europe with the revival of classical studies at the Renaissance.

Consequently the fundamental role of historical critical scholarship would be quite different from that which Harnack conceived it to be: «Historical knowledge could then of course say that the communicating of the «content of the gospel», at least according to its own statement, can be carried out only by an action of this «content» himself.

So the nature and purpose of the gospels as this is revealed by critical scholarship support Bultmann's understanding of the significance of the historical Jesus for Christian faith.

Under the assault of critical scholarship, Protestantism tended then to make one of two bad choices: either to reaffirm Scripture's authority by ignoring the critics or to accept the criticism and in some degree to abandon the Scripture principle.

We can not finally predict if and how Islam will adjust to, say, historical - critical scholarship or political liberalism.

This is theological exegesis at its finest: informed by historical - critical scholarship, but going far beyond the biblical dissecting room to show how the experience of the Risen Christ both formed the Church and impelled it into mission.

Together they give us back the lost or muted voices of some scriptural women, while demonstrating how they were silenced by the language and values of patriarchy that have dominated biblical storytelling, canon formation, commentary, theology and historical - critical scholarship.

I should be sorry to suggest that the only way to an understanding of the Bible lies through the latest refinements of critical scholarship.

If selfhood is constituted by the «world» to which we give ourselves, and the objectified «world» of critical scholarship is different from the existential «world» of encounter, is not the subject in each case different?

Some critical scholarship seems to me too saturated in the presuppositions of the rational Enlightenment.

Critical scholarship is supposed to have proven the unscientific nature of belief in biblical authority.

I suppose it was one of the best defenses of critical scholarship I have read, and if someone is going to adopt the practices and conclusions of historical criticism of the Bible, they should follow the practice proposed by Kenton Sparks.

So, too, are theologians, who investigate the Christian faith with the tools of critical scholarship, thereby helping the Church both to preserve the faith and to develop it properly over time.

How God Became King: The Forgotten Story of the Gospels, by N.T. Wright (HarperOne): Sound, accessible biblical commentary that's informed, but not distorted, by historical — critical scholarship is always welcome, and the former Anglican bishop of Durham is its leading practitioner in the Anglosphere.

Critical scholarship — not only historical critical scholarship, but also newer approaches to the Bible using critical theory — has pressed our understanding of the texts and traditions of ancient Christianity to the point where organized Christianity, if it were to be guided by such work, would have to begin to rethink some of its basic theological commitments.