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A Christological Hermeneutic: Crisis and Conflict in Hermeneutics
A Guide to Understanding the Bible
A New Quest of the Biblical Jesus
A Word About This Book
An Evangelical and Catholic Methodology
An Interview with Jonathan L. Reed
Appendix by Elizabeth B. Howes, Ph.D.
Approach and Avoidance: The Bible as Literature
Approximate Chronology of the New Testament Writings
Approximate Chronology of the Old Testament Writings
Battle for the Bible
Biblical Authority
Biblical Literalism: Constricting the Cosmic Dance
Can You Get There from Here? Problems in Bible Translation
Caution: Bible Class in Session
Chapter 1: How this Dialogue Began by G.W.H. Lampe
Chapter 1: Preface to Bultmann
Chapter 1: The Bankruptcy of the Biblical Critical Paradigm
Chapter 1: The Bible as the Word of God
Chapter 1: The Bible Is a Problem
Chapter 1: The Idea of God
Chapter 1: The Letters to the Thessalonians
Chapter 1: Where We Stand
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 10: The Gospel According to Luke
Chapter 11: The Acts of the Apostles
Chapter 12: The Revelation of John
Chapter 13: The Epistle to the Hebrews
Chapter 14: The First Epistle of Peter
Chapter 15: The Epistle of James
Chapter 16: The Letters of John
Chapter 17: The Gospel According to John
Chapter 18: The Letters to Timothy and to Titus
Chapter 19: The Epistle of Jude and the Second Epistle of Peter
Chapter 2: An Easter Sermon by G. W. H. Lampe
Chapter 2: Is Biblical Study Undergoing a Paradigm Shift?
Chapter 2: The Idea of Man
Chapter 2: The Impossibility and Illegitimacy of the Original Quest
Chapter 2: The Spectrum of Opinion
Chapter 2: The World of the Bible
Chapter 2: This Kind of Bible
Chapter 2: Toward a Hermeneutic of the Idea of Revelation
Chapter 2: The Letter to the Galatians
Chapter 20: The Making of the New Testament
Chapter 3: How the Old Testament Was Written
Chapter 3: The First Letter to the Corinthians
Chapter 3: The Hermeneutics of Testimony
Chapter 3: The Idea of Right and Wrong
Chapter 3: The Possibility of a New Quest
Chapter 3: The Television Discussion
Chapter 3: Toward a New Paradigm for Biblical Study
Chapter 3: What Is the Kingdom of God?
Chapter 3: When Scholars Go to Work
Chapter 4: Easter: A Statement by G.W.H. Lampe
Chapter 4: Freedom in the Light of Hope
Chapter 4: Meeting God Historically
Chapter 4: The Idea of Suffering
Chapter 4: The Kingdom Before and After Jesus
Chapter 4: The Legitimacy of a New Quest
Chapter 4: The Second Letter to the Corinthians
Chapter 5: History as His Story
Chapter 5: The Idea of Fellowship with God
Chapter 5: The Kingdom in the Parables
Chapter 5: The Letter to the Romans
Chapter 5: The Procedure of a New Quest
Chapter 5: The Resurrection: A Meditation by D.M. MacKinnon
Chapter 6: Good Friday And Easter by D. M. MacKinnon
Chapter 6: The Authority That Counts
Chapter 6: The Difference it Makes
Chapter 6: The Idea of Immortality
Chapter 6: The Letter to the Philippians
Chapter 7: A Rejoinder by G. W. H. Lampe
Chapter 7: The Letters to Philemon, to the Colossians, and to the Ephesians
Chapter 7: The Reader in Dialogue
Chapter 7: Thy Kingdom Come
Chapter 8: Further Reflections by D. M. MacKinnon
Chapter 8: The Gospel According to Mark
Chapter 8: Two Examples of Dialogue
Chapter 9: The Gospel According to Matthew
Chapter Five: Homosexuality and the Evangelical
Chapter Four: Evangelical Social Ethics: The Use of One’s Theological Tradition
Chapter One: The Nature of the Impasse
Chapter Six: Constructive Evangelical Theology
Chapter Three: The Role of Women in the Church and Family: The Issue of Biblical Hermeneutics
Chapter Two:The Debate over Inspiration: Scripture as Reliable, Inerrant, or Infallible?
Chapter: 4: How the New Testament was Written
Chapter: 5: The Great Ideas of the Bible
Choosing a Bible Study
Conclusion
Counterscript
Essays on Biblical Interpretation
Evangelicals at an Impasse: Biblical Authority in Practice
Forward
Gadamer, Derrida and How We Read
God’s Way of Acting
Going Creedless
Hang Tough
Hans Frei and the Meaning of Biblical Narrative
History or Legend
Honest to Jesus: Giving the Historical Jesus a Say in Our Future
How Does the Bible Function in the Christian Life?
How I Have Been Snagged by the Seat of My Pants While Reading the Bible
How I Use the Bible in Doing Theology
Important Issues in the Translation of the Bible in the Indian Context
In Quest of Canonical Interpretation
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction by Lewis S. Mudge
Is the Bible True?
Is the End Near?
Jesus and History, the Believer and the Historian
Learning to Read the Bible Again
List of Abbreviations
Myth and Incarnation
Part I – History
Part II – Doctrine
Part Three: Life
Paul Ricoeur’s Reply to Lewis S. Mudge
Preface
Preface
Preface
Preface
Probing Scripture: The New Biblical Critics
Progressive Faith vs. the Illusion of Control
Psychology as a Tool to Interpret the Text
Resurrection Faith: N. T. Wright Talks About History and Belief
Salvation by Trust? Reading the Bible Faithfully
Scripture and the Theological Enterprise: View from a Big Canoe
Stimulating Faith by Way of Contradiction
Taking the Bible on Its Own Terms
Taking the Bible Seriously
The Battle for the Bible: Renewing the Inerrancy Debate
The Bible as Canon
The Bible as Scripture
The Bible in Human Transformation
The Design of the Scriptures – A First Reader in Biblical Theology
The Golden Calf
The Hanna-Barbera Cartoons: Compounding Bible Ignorance?
The Icon Tree
The Light in the Darkness
The Nature and Function of Theology
The New RSV: The Best Translation, Halfway There
The Power of Dreams in the Bible
The Resurrection: A Dialogue
The Road that Leads Through the Bible
The Story of the New Testament
The Use of Scripture in the Wesleyan
The Use of the Bible in Theology
Toward Understanding the Bible
Understanding the Kingdom of God
Unity and Diversity in Evangelical Theology
What to Say About Hell
Will Jesus Return? (No Trick Answers!)