Audio/Video, Canon, Creeds, Hermeneutics, Richard B. Hays, Scripture
Tag: canon
15 Posts
Bibliology, Book Reviews, Books (General), Canon, Michael J. Kruger
Short Book Review: Kruger’s The Question of Canon
Bibliology, Book Previews, Book Reviews, Books (General), Evangelicalism, Holy Spirit/ Pneumatology, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Michael Bird, Pentecostal/ Charismatic, Scripture, Spiritual Gifts, Systematic Theology
Bird’s Pneumatology: Evaluation (Pt. 2)
Bibliology, Book Previews, Book Reviews, Books (General), Canon, Scripture, Septuagint/LXX, T. Michael Law
Theologizing from the Septuagint and the theological interpretation of the Bible
Bibliology, Canon, Historical Criticism, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Other Blogs/ Resources, Scripture, Septuagint/LXX, T. Michael Law
Was the canon of the Hebrew Bible closed at the time of Jesus?
Bibliology, Brevard Childs, Canon, Hermeneutics, Scripture, Textual Criticism
Brevard Childs’ rational for a canonical approach (Part II)
Bibliology, Brevard Childs, Canon, Hermeneutics, Scripture
Brevard Childs’ rationale for a canonical approach (Part I)
Bibliology, Brevard Childs, Canon, Scripture
The function of a normative canon
Bibliology, Brevard Childs, Canon, Scripture
Theological debates regarding the canon
Bibliology, Book of Ecclesiastes, Book of Job, Book of Proverbs, Canon, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Scripture
Scripture’s poetics
Bibliology, Book of Ecclesiastes, Book of Job, Book of Proverbs, Canon, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Scripture
Scripture’s both/and
Bibliology, Brevard Childs, Canon, Hermeneutics
Multiple Approaches to Reading Scripture?
Bibliology, Canon, Early Christian Origins
Orthodoxy (?) Before the Canon
Apostolic Fathers, Bibliology, Canon, Catholic, Church History, Creeds, Early Christian Origins, Ecumenical Councils
Is Sola Scriptura Logically Consistent?
Audio/Video, Book Reviews, Books (General), Brevard Childs, Canon, Hermeneutics, Kevin J. Vanhoozer, N.T. Wright, Pauline Studies
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