Sentences with phrase «scholarly consensus»

To what extent are these methods and results genuinely representative of informed scholarly consensus?

Scholarly consensus about the life of Jesus ends with his crucifixion by Pontius Pilot.

We could point to examples of semantic structure, grammatical style, references to culture, and a whole host of other historical critical standards to prove by scholarly consensus that the author whose name is on the book did not actually write it.

Indeed, Yoder does not pretend that the book is anything more than a report on the mainstream scholarly consensus concerning the political character of Jesus» proclamation of the kingdom of God as found in the Book of Luke.

There are eight facts about Jesus and his disciples that enjoy large scholarly consensus, they are: 1) Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist.

Climate scientists have understood this to be the case since at least the early 1990s, and since then scholarly consensus on the issue has only strengthened.

There is now scholarly consensus that severe alienation is abusive to children (Fidler and Bala, 2010), and it is a largely overlooked form of child abuse (Bernet et al, 2010), as child welfare and divorce practitioners are often unaware of or minimize its extent.

Scholarly consensus shows that severe alienation is abusive to children (Fidler and Bala, 2010), and it is a largely overlooked form of child abuse (Bernet et al, 2010), as the numerous frontline staff involved are often unaware of or minimize its extent.

Nearly everything about these two authors are radically different, and so therefore, the scholarly consensus would be that they are two different authors.

I am just tired of «scholarly consensus» undermining the Scripture when the same approaches these Bible critics use to undermine the Bible could also be used to undermine their very own writings.

There seems to be a scholarly consensus that the Book of Leviticus, more or less as we have it, is from exilic times.

They don't necessarily, then, believe what these people wrote (for various reasons) but the scholarly consensus isn't that they were lying or made it up, etc..

But the scholarly consensus is now trending to the opposite viewpoint: Jesus did not preach the end of the world, and those passages which clearly refer to a Second Coming or end of the world are the creation of the early Church.

After careful study, the student had decided to go with the scholarly consensus regarding the ending.

The only new angle here is the decision to publish a complete edition of the gospels that seeks to represent schematically a scholarly consensus about the authenticity of each individual sentence attributed to Jesus.

But that kind of apologetics takes its cues from the scholarly consensus that serves as Levenson's real target.

He doesn't side with the «scholarly consensus» that Exodus was written during the post-exilic era.

But McGovern dismissed the walrus hunt as «a curious adjunct,» he recalls, echoing the scholarly consensus that farming was central.

The landmark change in the scholarly consensus occurred in 2003 when a comprehensive review of 15,000 studies on the relationship of self - esteem to the development of children, headed by a scholar who formerly had been sympathetic to the self - esteem movement, concluded that there is no empirical evidence that improving self - esteem raises grades, test scores, or, for that matter, has any positive effect whatsoever.

Scholarly consensus is emerging that what is required of teachers can be grouped under three headings:

The scholarly consensus that documents the limits of standardized testing is quite clear.

A frequently cited 2009 study in the journal Science Communication summed up the scholarly consensus.

The scholarly consensus is that severe cases of Parental Alienation can detrimentally impact children's mental and emotional health.