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Three Levels of Meaning in God-Language

Three Levels of Meaning in God-Language

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  • Arthur F. Holmes

This essay focuses on the philosophical aspects of the problem of theological language. This is a reference to the language of faith about God. The paper wants to give insight into the contribution of the philosophy of language to theological understanding. Thus it notes three levels of meaning: extentional, intentional, and personal language.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1973. 12 pages.

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