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• post-Christendom hermeneutics

  
  NextReformation — Authority: 132
  Anabaptist scholar Stuart Murray writes that the protest movements grew out of a rediscovery of Jesus and the Gospels, long neglected in a Christendom which needed Jesus for salvation, but was afraid of the ethical and political implications. Other principles, apart from the centrality of Jesus, characterized these ...
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• SBL Deliverance of God Audio

  
  The Theological Ramblings of an Anglican Ordinand — Authority: 411
  I have battled my way in the last few weeks half-way through this important study by Douglas Campbell. This book offers a serious challenge to justification by faith, whether one takes a ‘Lutheran’ of Wrightian New Perspective.  It offers a new paradigm rather than a new perspective.I was pleased to see hear that ...
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• CRU Hacking: the end of the world as we know it?

  
  nothing new under the sun... — Authority: 414
  Or, on not being able to see the wood for the trees Although it may still be too early for a final call, the illegally hacked emails from the Climatic Research Unit in the University of East Anglia are yet to turn up anything that comes close to justifying the "conspiracy" , "smoking gun" and "final nail" ...
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• Judge Not? What Does the Bible Say?

  
  Voice of the Sheep — Authority: 422
  Never read A Bible verse. If I had a dime for every time I heard someone recite Matthew 7:1 (Judge not, lest ye be judged) or talk about the log in a person’s eye who was making a distinction about something…well, I wouldn’t be rich, but I would have a lot of dimes! Next to John 3:16, this is perhaps the ...
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• from the center to the margins..

  
  NextReformation — Authority: 132
  Stuart Murray writes,“Post-Christendom is the culture that emerges as the Christian faith loses coherence within a society that has been definitively shaped by the Christian story and as the institutions that have been developed to express Christian convictions decline in influence.”Post-Christendom includes the ...
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• The Coming In Clouds: Literal or Figurative?

  
  The Anti-Preterist's Blog — Authority: 120
  “ And then shall appear the sign of the Son of Man in heaven: and then shall all the tribes of the earth mourn, and they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory ” ( Matthew 24: 30 ).    Most Christians are agreed that the above passage details Jesus Christ’s ...
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• The real challenge to biblical literalism is in the Bible itself

  
  Nouslife — Authority: 119
  Nice one: Face to faith: The real challenge to the biblical literalism held dear by creationists is in the Bible itself, says Judith Maltby | Comment is free | The Guardian: the real challenge to biblical literalism and fundamentalism is to be found in the Bible itself. The first two chapters of Genesis contain two ...
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• PREDISPOSITIONAL HERMENEUTICS: How to Start a Cult by Manipulating the Bible!

  
  The Preterist Blog ~ 100% Hyperpreterist Free — Authority: 133
  We are once again given the opportunity to view another “scholarly” lecture in the principles of “Preteristic” interpretation as expressed in the academic musings of Norm. As side from the misspellings, Hyperpreterists theologian extraordinaire Norm responds to Michael Bennett about his system of ...
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• Religious Authority: Does Your Standard Measure Up? GA-NOV

  
  The Blog Prophet — Authority: 119
  Why is the Bible our Authority? by Dan Owen, p. 12 This is a really good article about the authority of the Apostles (not just because Dan Owen is from Paducah ).  He doesn’t refer to the mentality, but some seem to think that what Jesus said in red has more authority than what the Apostles wrote.  But Owen ...
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• Application Without Exegesis: A Destructive Trend

  
  Christian Theology — Authority: 114
  Exegesis is foundational to understand scripture’s application to our lives. The problem is that many in the church want to hear the application without doing the work of the exegete. In many cases this has also been translated into the way many preachers preach. In order to keep congregants happy, they are given ...
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• A programmer’s guide to biblical hermeneutics, Part 1

  
  Integrating Missionally — Authority: 115
  In 1997, I was pastoring my first church out of seminary. It was in Louisiana, literally in the middle of no where. It was a young church that had been without a pastor for almost two years before I arrived. They forced their first pastor out by cutting his salary and making life hard. After less than a year, they ...
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• “Am I All in For God?: Missional Interpretation of Matthew 16:21-28

  
  realmealministries.org — Authority: 457
  Here are some collected thoughts on one of my favorite biblical texts (Matthew 16:21-28). I have attempted to write this essay from a perspective of mission for the sake of modeling a missional hermeneutic or reading of this passage of Scripture. NIV Matthew 16:21 From that time on Jesus began to explain to his ...
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• Book Review: CrossTalk

  
  exulting grace! — Authority: 119
  CrossTalk Where Life & Scripture Meet by Michael R. Emlet ⓒ2009, New Growth Press 179 pages I ordered this book last week and placed it on my "to read" pile. For whatever reason, I continued to be intrigued by the book and decided to read Introduction as a preview. Two days later, I set the book down, ...
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• Questions to ask of scripture

  
  the 48 files — Authority: 126
  What are the questions we should ask when approaching a passage of Scripture? The first question we must ask of every biblical text is simply this—what does it tell us about God? What does it say about who he is and about what he does? The second question is: what does this text say about us human beings? What ...
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• Redcliffe College launches new MA in Bible and Mission

  
  Bible and Mission — Authority: 110
  I’m really excited to announce a new postgraduate MA in Bible and Mission that is being launched at Redcliffe College, ready for September 2010. This has been one of my projects over the last couple of years and it is now going through the validation process with the University of Gloucestershire. I’ve reproduced ...
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• THREE REASONS WHY CALVINISM SHOULD BE REJECTED: 3) SCRIPTURE AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF HERMENEUTICS

  
  Classical Arminianism — Authority: 127
  It is noted by Arminians that Calvinism is merely an exercise in scriptural proof- texting ~ a faulty presuppositional system in search of biblical warrant. That is a pretty serious charge. Granted, Calvinists admit much the same about Arminianism. How can such statements be proved? For clearly, the burden of ...
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• The Thursday Review: Robert Hubbard on Joshua (NIVAC)

  
  Tim Chester — Authority: 458
  Robert L. Hubbard Jr., Joshua, NIV Application Commentary, Zondervan, 2009. I was excited to get this book for two reasons. First, the NIV Application Commentary series is fast becoming one of my favourites. I was sceptical of its three sections for each passage: ‘original meaning’, ‘bridging ...
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• Quotes to Note 12: Sailhamer on Interpretating the OT

  
  Fundamentally Reformed — Authority: 112
  I have been reading through the introduction to John Sailhamer’s new book The Meaning of the Pentateuch: Revelation, Composition and Interpretation (IVP).  The introduction is available for free online (click the sample pages link from Westminster’s Bookstore page or see the book’s page on IVP’s site). ...
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• Grudem on Scripture’s Clarity

  
  Already Not Yet — Authority: 427
  From Todd Pruitt : The Bible is not locked away in esoteric mystery as theological liberals or postmoderns would have us believe. God gave us His Word (yes, I believe it is HIS Word) not to confuse or confound us but to reveal Himself to us. Belief in the clarity or perspicuity of Scripture is often miscast ...
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• Kingdom of God in Matthew

  
  NT Resources Blog — Authority: 457
  The main paper and the response for this year’s Dispensational Study Group have now been posted in the repository (which I maintain on this site). Main paper: Dr. David Turner, Grand Rapids Theological Seminary Matthew Among the Dispensationalists: A Progressive Dispensational Perspective on the Kingdom of ...
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