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Variation on a Theme: History's nth Great Hermeneutical Crisis

Variation on a Theme: History's nth Great Hermeneutical Crisis

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  • Robert W. Yarbrough

The theory and practice of interpretation is called hermeneutics. Yarbrough describes the crisis in which hermeneutics finds itself, and considers the drawing of the battle lines that characterizes this crisis, in order to support a proper critical engagement. Finally, he wants to give a practical rationale for such critical engagement.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1996. 13 pages.

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Better that we should be bound and the Word of God free than that we should be free and the Word of God bound Anonymous
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