Studies in the Fourth Gospel
✍ Scribed by Morris Leon.
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No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
✦ Synopsis
Eerdmans, 1969. — 381 p.
These in-depth studies on the Gospel of John, written by the man who describes himself as a 'conservative evangelical' demonstrate that the application of the critical method to an understanding of scripture need not rule out an acceptance of inspiration. Dr. Morris is here concerned with the authorship of the fourth Gospel, its relation to the Synoptists, the origin and date of writing, and with other similar issues. To his discussion of these issues he brings both his impressive scholarship and firm commitment to the revelatory nature of the Bible. The result is an informed and articulate statement of the conservative position on the many crucial questions raised by John's Gospel. In his Preface to this volume, Dr. Morris notes that Critical Protestant scholars and Roman Catholics are reading one another's works and discussing one another's writings with charity and mutual profit. Perhaps it is not too much to hope that both will include the conservative evangelicals within the scope of their reading and charity. In the hope that it will make some small contribution to the continuing dialogue this book goes forth.✦ Subjects
Религиоведение;Религиоведение христианства;Теология (Богословие);Библеистика (Библейское богословие);Библеистика Нового Завета
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