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Wittgenstein's Classes of Utterances and Pauline Ethical Texts

Wittgenstein's Classes of Utterances and Pauline Ethical Texts

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  • Stanley E. Porter

How does the Bible function in Christian ethics? The essay surveys a number of different theories and approaches and tries to indicate what it means to take seriously the whole testimony of the Bible and matters of hermeneutics. Porter explores the possible use of Wittgenstein's "classes of utterances" for a better understanding of the use of Scripture in ethics.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1989. 13 pages.

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