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Description
This work examines the evolution of Scottish hermeneutical method from John Knox to the early 20th century, showing how the method was transformed from a Primitivism (a term borrowed from the history of ideas) to "historical consciousness" as represented by the higher critical method. This work examines the whole "big picture" of transformation based on the "paradigm shift" or presuppositions from the primitivism of John Knox and others to the Enlightenment-based historical-critical method.
ISBN
0773464166
Publication Date
2004
Publisher
Edwin Mellen Press
City
Lewiston, NY
Disciplines
Biblical Studies | History of Religion | Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion
About the Author
Prior to coming to Cedarville, Dr. Clauson served as Assistant Commissioner, Department of Finance and Administration, State of West Virginia; and County Administrator, Wayne County, West Virginia. His research interests include intellectual history, history of political and economic thought, church history, the history of philosophical and theological anthropology in relation to political thought, markets and social justice, and constitutionalism. He is a member of the American Political Science Association, Values and Capitalism Forum, History of Science Society, and is a Fellow with the Nehemiah Institute. Dr. Clauson is ordained in the Presbyterian Church in America and the Reformed Episcopal Church. Dr. Clauson also writes for Bereans @ The Gate.
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Recommended Citation
Clauson, Marc A., "A Study of Scottish Hermeneutical Method from John Knox to the Early Twentieth Century: From Christian to Secular" (2004). Faculty Books. 127.
https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/faculty_books/127
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