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Redaktionsgeschichte and the De-Historicizing of the New Testament Gospel

Redaktionsgeschichte and the De-Historicizing of the New Testament Gospel

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  • William Lane Craig

Is redaction criticism a valid hermeneutical approach to understanding the text of the Gospels and the intention of the evangelists? Lane reflects on how Redaktionsgeschichte asks and tries to answer the question: what was the life situation out of which a particular Gospel emerged? 

Source: Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1968. 7 pages.

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