For a long period it seemed that the Scripture held primacy in the Protestant Churches, while tradition has the same role in the Catholic theology. Due to discussions during the last decades the focus shifted. The idea that the word of God and human authorship of biblical texts do not exclude each other asks for criteria how to define the normativity of the Bible. This paper tries to find an answer to these questions by exemplary texts from the Old Testament. It is obvious that Christology plays an important role in the Protestant as well as in the Catholic tradition. The reception history shows the importance of the particular social and cultural context of readers for their understanding of biblical texts. And since the Second Vatican Cou...
In 1517 Luther, publishing his theses, rejected the papacy, the Catholic episcopate and the sacramen...
Religious education has shared with progressive education a social agenda that has included issues s...
Without exegesis no philosophy and no theology either: that's how one could - somewhat pointedly - o...
Über das Verhältnis von Christentum und Literatur heute und in nächster Zukunft kann man auf recht u...
The Author presents some Biblical texts on symbolic meaning of a way. In theological meaning a way i...
One of the main aims of the Reformers was to return to the pure word of God and to enable all people...
Die Päpstliche Bibelkommission brachte am 16. Dezember 2019 ihr letztes Dokument unter dem Titel »«C...
Reading Lumen Gentium, the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church of the Second Vatican Council, we can...
The article is an attempt at a chronological presentation of the most important old and complete tra...
The Canon hasn’t been constant, but historically varied. Various approach to biblical authorship and...
The Lutheran principle of sola Scriptura as a source of Revelation generated among the Catholics the...
Grundtvig and Liturgical ExegesisBy Christian ThodbergLiturgical exegesis is defined as the way in w...
recension parue dans Apocrypha 25 (2014), p. 267-270recension de D.E. AUNE, Jesus, Gospel Tradition ...
Starting with the observation that the canon of the Bible differs among the Christian denominations ...
Das Neue Testament bezeugt, daß es eine verblüffende Anzahl von Möglichkeiten gibt, Christus zu sehe...
In 1517 Luther, publishing his theses, rejected the papacy, the Catholic episcopate and the sacramen...
Religious education has shared with progressive education a social agenda that has included issues s...
Without exegesis no philosophy and no theology either: that's how one could - somewhat pointedly - o...
Über das Verhältnis von Christentum und Literatur heute und in nächster Zukunft kann man auf recht u...
The Author presents some Biblical texts on symbolic meaning of a way. In theological meaning a way i...
One of the main aims of the Reformers was to return to the pure word of God and to enable all people...
Die Päpstliche Bibelkommission brachte am 16. Dezember 2019 ihr letztes Dokument unter dem Titel »«C...
Reading Lumen Gentium, the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church of the Second Vatican Council, we can...
The article is an attempt at a chronological presentation of the most important old and complete tra...
The Canon hasn’t been constant, but historically varied. Various approach to biblical authorship and...
The Lutheran principle of sola Scriptura as a source of Revelation generated among the Catholics the...
Grundtvig and Liturgical ExegesisBy Christian ThodbergLiturgical exegesis is defined as the way in w...
recension parue dans Apocrypha 25 (2014), p. 267-270recension de D.E. AUNE, Jesus, Gospel Tradition ...
Starting with the observation that the canon of the Bible differs among the Christian denominations ...
Das Neue Testament bezeugt, daß es eine verblüffende Anzahl von Möglichkeiten gibt, Christus zu sehe...
In 1517 Luther, publishing his theses, rejected the papacy, the Catholic episcopate and the sacramen...
Religious education has shared with progressive education a social agenda that has included issues s...
Without exegesis no philosophy and no theology either: that's how one could - somewhat pointedly - o...