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  1. Lire, interpréter, déconstruire : de Machiavel à Gadamer

    Lire un texte, ce n’est pas extraire des données : c’est entrer dans un dialogue avec lui, examiner ses présupposés, ses non-dits et sa grammaire. De Ricœur à Derrida, de Wittgenstein à Gadamer, le sens apparaît comme une relation vivante, jamais comme une évidence brute. #Hermeneutics #Deconstruction #Wittgenstein #Gadamer #Philosophy L’idée de départ est simple : lire n’est pas consommer de l’information, mais…

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  2. Lire, interpréter, déconstruire : de Machiavel à Gadamer

    Lire un texte, ce n’est pas extraire des données : c’est entrer dans un dialogue avec lui, examiner ses présupposés, ses non-dits et sa grammaire. De Ricœur à Derrida, de Wittgenstein à Gadamer, le sens apparaît comme une relation vivante, jamais comme une évidence brute. #Hermeneutics #Deconstruction #Wittgenstein #Gadamer #Philosophy L’idée de départ est simple : lire n’est pas consommer de l’information, mais…

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  3. Lire, interpréter, déconstruire : de Machiavel à Gadamer

    Lire un texte, ce n’est pas extraire des données : c’est entrer dans un dialogue avec lui, examiner ses présupposés, ses non-dits et sa grammaire. De Ricœur à Derrida, de Wittgenstein à Gadamer, le sens apparaît comme une relation vivante, jamais comme une évidence brute. #Hermeneutics #Deconstruction #Wittgenstein #Gadamer #Philosophy L’idée de départ est simple : lire n’est pas consommer de l’information, mais…

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  4. Lire, interpréter, déconstruire : de Machiavel à Gadamer

    Lire un texte, ce n’est pas extraire des données : c’est entrer dans un dialogue avec lui, examiner ses présupposés, ses non-dits et sa grammaire. De Ricœur à Derrida, de Wittgenstein à Gadamer, le sens apparaît comme une relation vivante, jamais comme une évidence brute. #Hermeneutics #Deconstruction #Wittgenstein #Gadamer #Philosophy L’idée de départ est simple : lire n’est pas consommer de l’information, mais…

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  5. Lire, interpréter, déconstruire : de Machiavel à Gadamer

    Lire un texte, ce n’est pas extraire des données : c’est entrer dans un dialogue avec lui, examiner ses présupposés, ses non-dits et sa grammaire. De Ricœur à Derrida, de Wittgenstein à Gadamer, le sens apparaît comme une relation vivante, jamais comme une évidence brute. #Hermeneutics #Deconstruction #Wittgenstein #Gadamer #Philosophy L’idée de départ est simple : lire n’est pas consommer de l’information, mais…

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  6. Aren’t We All Bible Churches?

    A while back, I had a couple visit our church as they were looking for a new place to plug into. I was excited that they were testing us out, but they kept mentioning a church down the road that they were especially interested in.

    “It just feels like a really solid Bible church,” they kept repeating.

    I nodded in agreement, all the while thinking to myself, Did I not just preach the Bible?

    That’s when I realized that “Bible church” does not mean “biblical” or “theological” to the average congregant. What many mean by “Bible church” is that the pastor preaches what they think the Bible says.

    This is the same vibe I get when I advertise our church at local events. There will always be another church somewhere that advertises itself as a “Bible Church.”

    Are there churches that don’t consider themselves Bible churches? I often think to myself. Aren’t we all Bible churches? Isn’t that a given?

    The implication, of course, is that their church actually follows the Bible and does what it says, while the rest of us don’t take it seriously. The rest of us are either hindered by tradition and doctrine or we’ve twisted Scripture to appease the beliefs of modernity.

    It can be hard to love the Bible, because solid Bible study sometimes force us not to settle for the simple answers we see on the page. Sure, at first glance it looks like Paul says women can’t be in ministry, but then Paul does ministry with lots of women who happen to be evangelists, prophets, and apostles. Sure, it looks like the Bible says a woman should be silent in church, but have you ever tried evangelizing or prophesying in silence? Sure, it looks like Paul says they can’t be pastors, but then why are they allowed to be higher church authorities like prophets and apostles? It is not unbiblical to recognize that something is off here and come to a different conclusion than the conservative view.

    If you really love the Bible, you must wrestle with all of the Bible. This ancient omnibus spans various cultures, times, and languages and demands you to struggle with it. It is cheap to settle for theology that doesn’t acknowledge the many variations all throughout Scripture.

    You must also wrestle with the Holy Spirit who inspired it. As Christians, we have access to the author whose name is on the front page. Why do we try to study it on our own?

    All churches are Bible churches. All Christians are expected to grapple with the Bible. I know it feels like it’s faithfulness to stick our foot down on one verse, but that’s not how proper Bible study works. There is less of a chance that we will have a full meltdown into deconstruction if we have gotten used to wrestling with the various views the Bible can present us with.

    Yes, know the safeguards so you don’t venture off into heresy, but certainly wrestle with the Bible, for that is a mark of every good theologian.

    #Bible #BibleStudy #biblicalFaithfulness #biblicalInterpretation #BiblicalTheology #ChristianDoctrine #Christianity #church #deconstruction #faith #FreeWill #hermeneutics #HolySpirit #pastors #predestination #Scripture #spiritualFormation #theology #womenInMinistry
  7. Poor Jesus.

    Jesus wrote nothing.

    Everything we have is filtered through others:
    Paul, perhaps the founder of Christianity, who never met him,
    Evangelists who wrote decades later,
    Churches, who interpreted,
    Cult leaders...

    The filter never serves the filtered.

    #Hermeneutics #Religion #Iconization #philosophy

  8. Poor Jesus.

    Jesus wrote nothing.

    Everything we have is filtered through others:
    Paul, perhaps the founder of Christianity, who never met him,
    Evangelists who wrote decades later,
    Churches, who interpreted,
    Cult leaders...

    The filter never serves the filtered.

    #Hermeneutics #Religion #Iconization #philosophy

  9. Poor Jesus.

    Jesus wrote nothing.

    Everything we have is filtered through others:
    Paul, perhaps the founder of Christianity, who never met him,
    Evangelists who wrote decades later,
    Churches, who interpreted,
    Cult leaders...

    The filter never serves the filtered.

    #Hermeneutics #Religion #Iconization #philosophy

  10. Reading medieval romances with philosophical theory from Leibniz to Kant, Gadamer, Latour & others, James & Peggy Knapp present a study on 6 core works of #MedievalLiterature and the relation between #aesthetics & reality within them

    #MiddleAges #LiteraryStudies #Hermeneutics

  11. Reading medieval romances with philosophical theory from Leibniz to Kant, Gadamer, Latour & others, James & Peggy Knapp present a study on 6 core works of #MedievalLiterature and the relation between #aesthetics & reality within them

    #MiddleAges #LiteraryStudies #Hermeneutics

  12. Reading medieval romances with philosophical theory from Leibniz to Kant, Gadamer, Latour & others, James & Peggy Knapp present a study on 6 core works of #MedievalLiterature and the relation between #aesthetics & reality within them

    #MiddleAges #LiteraryStudies #Hermeneutics

  13. Reading medieval romances with philosophical theory from Leibniz to Kant, Gadamer, Latour & others, James & Peggy Knapp present a study on 6 core works of #MedievalLiterature and the relation between #aesthetics & reality within them

    #MiddleAges #LiteraryStudies #Hermeneutics

  14. Learn to read the Bible with clarity and confidence ✨ This beginner-friendly guide to hermeneutics from OJ Green Ministries helps you move beyond confusion and into deeper understanding of Scripture by focusing on context, meaning, and God’s intended message.

    A powerful starting point for anyone wanting to grow in faith and truly understand the Word of God.

    Read more: ojgreenministries.com/how-to-i

    #BibleStudy #Hermeneutics #FaithJourney #ChristianLiving #ScriptureStudy #SpiritualGrowth #GodsWord

  15. Speaking at a “Christmas Worship Service” at the Pentagon on Wednesday (Dec. 17), evangelist Franklin Graham celebrated that God is not just a God of love but also of hate and war. “We know that God loves. But did you know that God also hates? Do you know that God also is a God of war? Many people don’t want to think about that or forget that.”
    🤔
    Mr Graham should think about (since it seems he forgot) the Hebrew scriptures' endorsement of polygamy, slavery and of abortion... ?
    Not a paste-across process, is it? Can't avoid hermeneutics. Back to Luther and the matter of scripture being a wax nose potentially.
    #ChristianNationalism #whiteChristianNationalism #Evangelicals
    #hermeneutics #Bible #Scripture

  16. Speaking at a “Christmas Worship Service” at the Pentagon on Wednesday (Dec. 17), evangelist Franklin Graham celebrated that God is not just a God of love but also of hate and war. “We know that God loves. But did you know that God also hates? Do you know that God also is a God of war? Many people don’t want to think about that or forget that.”
    🤔
    Mr Graham should think about (since it seems he forgot) the Hebrew scriptures' endorsement of polygamy, slavery and of abortion... ?
    Not a paste-across process, is it? Can't avoid hermeneutics. Back to Luther and the matter of scripture being a wax nose potentially.
    #ChristianNationalism #whiteChristianNationalism #Evangelicals
    #hermeneutics #Bible #Scripture