Monthly Archives: October 2011

We Have Tradition Too! – Part 1

Posted on October 27, 2011 by VirginiaNative1646

In today’s milieu of theological discussions, it seems prudent to properly define our terms and ensure that all participants are on the same page.  The onset of post-modernism certainly hasn’t helped matters and our discourse is often given over to confusion more … Continue reading →

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Critical Text vs. Majority Text

Posted on October 5, 2011 by VirginiaNative1646

I’ve never blogged about this issue explicitly since I’m still learning about textual criticism and the like, but attending the annual Keach Conference this past weekend shook up my thinking quite a bit.  And that’s as it ought to be.  … Continue reading →

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