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| + | David (D): This work began as a traditional approach to an Introduction to the New testament: A survey of the structure and topics of the New Testament. | ||
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| + | However, when introduced to sensus plenior, it took a turn to become a dialog between a traditional approach to scripture and that which is totally unfamiliar to the traditional approach. | ||
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| + | What value is there in considering the proposition of sensus plenior? | ||
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| + | Bob (B): I did not set out to make a new hermeneutic or way to study the Bible, so I did not formulate a reason to study differently. It is only after the fact of reading the sensus plenior, that I may speak to the point. | ||
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Revision as of 21:11, 11 May 2020
A Survey of The Life and Teachings of Jesus
© L.D. Underwood 2010
David (D): This work began as a traditional approach to an Introduction to the New testament: A survey of the structure and topics of the New Testament.
However, when introduced to sensus plenior, it took a turn to become a dialog between a traditional approach to scripture and that which is totally unfamiliar to the traditional approach.
What value is there in considering the proposition of sensus plenior?
Bob (B): I did not set out to make a new hermeneutic or way to study the Bible, so I did not formulate a reason to study differently. It is only after the fact of reading the sensus plenior, that I may speak to the point.
