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Daily Archives: October 18, 2018
Soulen-the inward quest of Kant and Schleiermacher
Originally posted on theoutwardquest:
Beginning with the church fathers, the standard canonical narrative told a story that displaced Israel. However, the God of Israel as portrayed in the Hebrew Scriptures still strongly influenced Christian theology. The rationalist turn in modern…
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Church Write-Up: Hebrews 5:1-10; Mark 10:23-34; Ecclesiastes 5
Here are some items from this week’s LCMS Bible study: A. Our first text was Hebrews 5:1-10. The pastor said that one reason that the author of Hebrews was discouraging his audience to go back to Judaism, in an attempt … Continue reading
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Soulen-Irenaeus and the wrong turn — theoutwardquest
In The God of Israel and Christian Theology, R. Kendall Soulen often talks about “the standard canonical narrative.” This is the way Christian thinkers have told the biblical story since the second century. Soulen thinks this standard narrative is flawed. … Continue reading
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