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Of Serpents, reeds, understanding, and turns : some perspectives on implied apologetics and Pentateuch theory
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Of Serpents, reeds, understanding, and turns : some perspectives on implied apologetics and Pentateuch theory |
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Author:
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Lombaard, Christo
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The history of the churches in South Africa has also been
a history of the scholarly interpretation of the Bible. Critical
Pentateuch theory has a peculiar nature in this regard in
that its main proponents have felt a need to explain what
they do. In this article, the associated rhetorical strategies
of three Old Testament scholars from or with a strong link
to South Africa are briefly described. And, cognisant of
how this history may play out in future, suggestions are
offered on three possible directions for the accompanying
dynamics to Pentateuch theory in South Africa. |
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Peer reviewed |
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http://hdl.handle.net/10500/4478
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2007 |
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Citation:
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Lombaard, C. 2007, 'Of serpents, reeds, understanding, and turns: some perspectives on implied apologetics and Pentateuch theory',
Studia Historiae Ecclesiasticae, vol. XXXIII, no. 1, pp. 351-365 |
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