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Equilibrium In Biblical Exegesis: Why Evangelicals Need The Catholic Church, Robert Andrews

Dissertations

In this dissertation I argue that American evangelicals need the Catholic Church in order to interpret Scripture well. Often, ecclesiology plays a minor role in evangelical hermeneutics. However, the greater need is for evangelicals to engage the Catholic Church specifically in the work of biblical exegesis. I call for a theological reassessment, from an evangelical perspective, of the necessity of ecclesiology, including sacred regard for the Catholic Church, for the work of biblical interpretation.

This dissertation produces a historical trajectory which demonstrates where evangelicals have departed from the long-standing axiomatic relationship between Church and Scripture, and especially highlights their enduring …

Contemporary Celtic Counseling: Envisioning Pastoral Counseling In Ireland Into The Twenty-First Century, Maura Twohig

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Misunderstood Mystic: An Analysis Of Alfred Loisy's Un Mythe Apologetique, Patricia Prendergast

Master's Theses

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The Reaction Of Five American Catholic Periodicals To The Rise Of Nazism: 1923-1937, Robert Bireley

Master's Theses

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