Analytic Theology as Sapiential Theology: A Response to Jordan Wessling

This article responds to Jordan Wessling’s paper that engages a concern I expressed about analytic theology not doing justice to the sapiential requirements of theology. I examine Wessling’s summary of my paper, conclude that his description is accurate and fair, appreciate his proposed solution, then go on to restate why I think he may not have fully allayed my concern. I suggest that analytic theology is a vital tool in the theologian’s toolkit, but that ultimately more is needed in order to interpret Scripture theologically

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Is There a meaning in this text? . : The Bible, the reader, and the morality of literary knowledge.

Grand Rapids496 p, 23 cm

Is There a meaning in this text? . : The Bible, the reader, and the morality of literary knowledge.

Grand Rapids496 p.: biblio., index.; 23 c