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Symphonic Theology: Twelve Maxims of Symphonic Theology

Symphonic Theology: Twelve Maxims of Symphonic Theology

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  • Vern S. Poythress

In seeking to apply the theory of perspectivism to Bible reading, this article shares principles that must govern such an application of perspectives. These principles are: aspects of the use of language, the relationship between systematic theology terms and biblical terms, the limitedness of knowledge we possess, the different perspectives of biblical writers, and the biblical motifs and their relationship to the biblical message.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2003. 18 pages.

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