The Letter and Spirit of Biblical Interpretation: From the Early Church to Modern Practice
Keith D. Stanglin's The Letter and Spirit of Biblical Interpretation offers a detailed survey of hermeneutical methods from early church fathers to today's scholars. It explores the interplay between literal and spiritual readings, providing historical context for evolving interpretive practices in theology and biblical studies.
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The Letter and Spirit of Biblical Interpretation traces the development of hermeneutical approaches from the early Christian era to modern methodologies. Authored by Keith D. Stanglin, the book examines how interpreters have balanced literal and spiritual dimensions in engaging with the Bible.
Beginning with patristic writings, it covers key figures and movements that shaped exegetical traditions. The text highlights shifts in interpretive strategies influenced by theological, cultural, and historical contexts.
In the modern period, Stanglin addresses contemporary practices, offering insights into how these historical foundations inform current biblical scholarship and application.
This work serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the continuity and changes in biblical interpretation over time.
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