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The Kingdom and the Cross: Examing Critiques of Bultmann's New Testament Reading
Over forty years after his death, Rudolf Bultmann continues to draw sharp critiques from New Testament scholars, betraying the continuing...
Scott Carr, Jr.
Jul 26, 20193 min read
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How Old Is the Earth?
When children bring home their science homework, we see phrases in their textbooks such as, “millions of years ago” and billions of years...
Scott Carr, Jr.
Jun 29, 20189 min read
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Review: Reading the Gospels Wisely by Jonathan T. Pennington
In his book, Reading the Gospels Wisely, Jonathan T. Pennington presents a strategy for fulfilling the title of his work. Pennington...
Scott Carr, Jr.
Nov 15, 20175 min read
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The Implications of Scripture's Narrative
If the Bible is one grand metanarrative, individual texts do not stand on their own but play a role in furthering the entire story. Old...
Scott Carr, Jr.
Nov 15, 20172 min read
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Reformed Hermeneutics
As a Reformer focused on the literal sense of Scripture and employing good historical and grammatical exegetical tools, Calvin could be...
Scott Carr, Jr.
Nov 15, 20172 min read
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My Process of Interpretation
In interpreting Scripture, I am not as adverse to allegory as many in the Reformed tradition. When I read Scripture, I consider Christ's...
Scott Carr, Jr.
Nov 15, 20172 min read
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Why Interpret?
With so many Christians reading the Bible every day, praying through it and striving to obey it more faithfully, the need to take...
Scott Carr, Jr.
Nov 15, 20172 min read
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