With regard to exegesis of the Bible, Niall Martin argues persuasively that we pause to think objectively about whether or not the Bible contains only explicit teaching and instruction with regard to life. Accepting that there are, of course, explicit teachings in the New Testament, he argues that the Scriptures can also be used to illuminate our thinking rather than to provide for regulated conduct. For example, with regard to the Law, Martin juxtaposes the fascinating story of Ruth with the approach of the Book of Ezra. What emerges is a much greater emphasis on contrast or dialectic in our Scriptural exegesis
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In this new edition of her major study of the New Testament, Sandra Schneiders proposes a comprehens...
As may be readily seen, mass confusion pervades this problem. The purpose of this thesis is to exami...
With regard to exegesis of the Bible, Niall Martin argues persuasively that we pause to think objec...
If feminism is a major resource for the transformation of humanity and history in the direction of w...
We are not able to read a text without the 'specta cles' of our own context which can make us blind ...
This study proposes to examine the Pauline texts which bear most directly upon the subject of women ...
Aleksander Gomola Does the Bible Say What It Says? A Feminist Interpretation of the Biblical...
In trying to identify the possible wider influence of feminist biblical scholarship, two matters rec...
Feminist scholars and theologians have examined the effects of the dominantly male language in the B...
Appeal to Scripture in the formation of ethical judgments, Part 1: An ethical understanding of women...
This paper presents an analysis of two contrasting feminist approaches towards the Bible, regarding ...
One of the objectives of Critical Discourse Studies is to identify how asymmetrical power structures...
In trying to identify the possible wider influence of feminist biblical scholarship, two matters rec...
The power and effect of any text is amplified by the readers ’ perception of it. When the readers pe...
In this chapter, I highlight post-Christian women’s biblicalism as a spiritual practice, while rais...
In this new edition of her major study of the New Testament, Sandra Schneiders proposes a comprehens...
As may be readily seen, mass confusion pervades this problem. The purpose of this thesis is to exami...
With regard to exegesis of the Bible, Niall Martin argues persuasively that we pause to think objec...
If feminism is a major resource for the transformation of humanity and history in the direction of w...
We are not able to read a text without the 'specta cles' of our own context which can make us blind ...
This study proposes to examine the Pauline texts which bear most directly upon the subject of women ...
Aleksander Gomola Does the Bible Say What It Says? A Feminist Interpretation of the Biblical...
In trying to identify the possible wider influence of feminist biblical scholarship, two matters rec...
Feminist scholars and theologians have examined the effects of the dominantly male language in the B...
Appeal to Scripture in the formation of ethical judgments, Part 1: An ethical understanding of women...
This paper presents an analysis of two contrasting feminist approaches towards the Bible, regarding ...
One of the objectives of Critical Discourse Studies is to identify how asymmetrical power structures...
In trying to identify the possible wider influence of feminist biblical scholarship, two matters rec...
The power and effect of any text is amplified by the readers ’ perception of it. When the readers pe...
In this chapter, I highlight post-Christian women’s biblicalism as a spiritual practice, while rais...
In this new edition of her major study of the New Testament, Sandra Schneiders proposes a comprehens...
As may be readily seen, mass confusion pervades this problem. The purpose of this thesis is to exami...