… how Jesus’ death as an act of atonement fits into the narrative-historical reading of the New Testament. The narrative … of a post-Christendom theology The narrative-historicalmethod—an outline 10 good reasons to switch to a … ()
… in the grand scheme of things: Who is the founder of the narrative-historical hermeneutic you are advocating? (I recognize you … Roman Empire . That, for me, has always been the necessary methodological matrix rather than the unnecessary … ()
… Testament. We can read it theologically, or we can read it historically. The theological approach has dominated the … opposed to historical) paradigm. 3. The modern historicalmethod began as a re-evaluation of the tradition on the … concern and prophetic vision which that entails. 6. The “narrative-historical” approach that I argue for here is an … ()
… teachers, and theologians is the current movement towards historical readings of the New Testament. Critical realism … desperate need of comfort and encouragement, looked at the narrative context, realized it was contextually … failing system? So the question is not whether all methods are equally good but whether all are equally … ()
… (see below) is that in the New Testament there are three narratively distinct eschatological horizons. 1. The … But it is not nearly as prominent or pressing as the historical horizons. The first two horizons belong to the … in similar terms. [tweetable]The narrative-historicalmethod is a call for the prophetic re-narration of the … ()
… It is to explore the relationship between the biblical narrative and history and to ask how such a historically grounded narrative may inform the life and … in the biblical narrative. 6. The narrative-historicalmethod—an outline : an outline of the narrative-historical … ()
… the struggle she is going through trying to reconcile the narrative-historical reading of the New Testament, which she … I’m not sure to what extent the narrative-historicalmethod is to blame for that. It has considerable explanatory … ()
… eschatology “is not preterism; it is a matter of taking the historical perspective of the early church seriously”. Peter … My contention is that the evolving literary-historicalmethodologies of New Testament studies will provide, in the … in eschatological horizon given to us by the historicalnarrative. In the nineteenth century historical criticism … ()
… Communitas , we spent long hours talking about scripture, narrative, history, and mission in the post-Christian … barely begun to consider the implications of the narrative-historicalmethod for multifaith conversations. But hopefully we began … ()
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