Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Index - Hermeneutics



Index to Hermeneutics

~ all indexes are list articles in date order from last to first and not topically ~

The reason for the importance of this index is that the sum total of these topics may help form a more mature method of reading the bible for understanding the Christian faith than if only one method was utilized (such as today's more popular literal reading of the bible supported by its grammatical-historical method). The listed articles below, along with any future articles forthcoming, will help sort out additional methodologies and referential biblical contexts that will lend relevancy to Christian faith and theology without which we are left to blind opinion and subjectivism.

- R.E. Slater






Hermeneutics - An Introduction


"Is the Bible True" or "Is The Bible a Collection of Myths?"

4/16/15


Remembering an All-But-Forgotten, Extremely Influential Theologian: Christoph Blumhardt

3/30/15


The Gift of Reading the Bible Dynamically

11/25/14


Should Church Creeds and Confessions Change with Advances in Human Knowledge?

3/26/14


What To Do About Bad Theology

9/18/13


Is the Bible like a Compost Pile or a Cookbook?

12/24/12


A Jewish Perspective of the Bible

11/30/12


5 Approaches to Biblical Theology (Barr, Carson, Wright, Childs, Watson)

11/26/12


The Presence of God in an Open Bible

10/29/12


The Bible and Evolution, Inerrancy, and Other Matters

9/15/12


Can God speak through myth?

7/17/12


N.T. Wright, Scripture & the Authority of God - "Enlightenment, Postmodernism, and Misreading Scripture"

5/19/12


The Gospel is neither Exclusive nor Excluding

5/7/12


Accepting the Complexity and Ambiguity Inherent in Scripture, Part 2

4/17/12


Accepting the Complexity and Ambiguity Inherent in Scripture, Part 1

4/16/12


What do we mean by the word Literal?

2/15/12


Blinded to the Real Issues

1/13/12


Jesus, the Fulfillment of God's Revelation to Man

12/8/11


Text & Culture - The Relevancy of God's Word to Contemporary Culture

10/11/11


How Should We Read the Bible?

8/26/11


What is Theology?

7/27/11


Hermeneutics, in pictures







Hermeneutics - Postmodern Hermeneutics


7/2/19


5/22/14


3/12/14


3/11/14





Hermeneutics and the Biblical Canon

 Reviews of Konrad Schmid's "A Literary History of the Old Testament" - How the OT was Compiled

 The Bible as a "Memory-Narrative" or "Mnemo-Narrative"

 Can an Open Bible compete with a Dead One?

 Development of the New Testament Canon

 The Gnostic Gospels of the New Testament Era

 The Biblical Apocrypha

 The Jewish Apocrypha

 The New Testament Apocrypha

 Development of the Old Testament Canon

 Development of the Hebrew Bible Canon

 The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha



Hermeneutics and Apocalyptic Literature

 Translating the Apocalyptic Literature of Revelation: The Defeat of the Pagan Empire of Babylon

 Translating the Apocalyptic Literature of Revelation: The Woman and the Dragon and the People of God



Hermeneutics and Incarnation


12/13/13


Evangelical Hermeneutics vs. Pauline Hermeneutics

9/7/12


Which Do You Chose - Justice, Justification or Jesus?

11/2/11


Biblical Interpretation - History v. Theology

8/26/11


Which Hermeneutic Do We Choose? Christological or Trinitarian?

8/23/11


Biblical Authority & Incarnation vs. Analytic Theology

8/18/11


Kevin Corcoran's Critique of Derrida and Caputo







Hermeneutics and Interpretation (unfinished)


35 articles unlisted as yet



Hermeneutics and Revelation




Hermeneutics as Biblical Theology


Peter Enns - The Bible as a "Human Book"

6/17/15


7/15/13


4/1/13 





Hermeneutics as Meta-Narrative


Brian Zahnd - My Problem with the Bible

12/8/15


Peter Enns, "Scripture as a Polyphonic Text has not One, but Many Voices"

11/28/13


The Why of Narrative Theology, Its Necessity, and Usefulness

11/25/13


Oh the Games We Play with God and Church: A Study of Game Theory and Favorable Outcomes

5/23/13


What We Mean and Don't Mean When We Talk About God's Sovereignty

4/23/13


The Narrative Story of God, Creation and Mankind from an Evolutionary Perspective of Love Wins

8/6/12


An Unnecessary Division between Narrative and Literary Theology

7/24/12


What Is Narrative Theology? It is the "Grander Story of God and Creation"

2/25/12


Pete Enns - The Evolution of Adam, Parts 1, 2, 3

11/8/11


The God of Creation - Why Would God Use 4.6 to 6.2 Billion Years to Create the Earth?

8/1/11


What is Theology?

7/27/11


Recovering Theological Perspective Through Narrative

7/27/11


“Missio Dei” in historical perspectives, part 1

6/10/11


“Missio Dei” in historical perspectives, part 2

6/10/11


“Missio Dei” in historical perspectives, part 3

6/9/11


The Bible as Meta-Narrative

5/1/11


The Use of Meta-Narrative in Hermeneutics








2/21/14


What are the Pros and Cons of Webb's Redemptive-Movement Hermenutic?

9/4/2020 (11/7/13)


Peter Enns - Historical Criticism and Evangelicalism: An Uneasy Relationship

7/2/13


Book Review: "Legacy of Israel in Judah's Bible"

4/9/13


Book Review: Politics in the Hebrew Bible, Parts 1-3




Hermeneutics as Reductionism


Biblical Docetism - The Dangers of Reading the Bible Literally

4/3/16


Who Is Rudolf Bultmann? The Father of Form Criticism and DeMythologizing of the Bible.

8/25/14


How Orthodox Beliefs and Modern Biblical Scholarship Might Reconcile

4/1/14


Connfessions of an Ex-Apologist: "In Defense of Why I Left My Calling"




Sample Charts, Diagrams, and Illustrations
of the Hermeneutical Process

























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