skrifgebruik: hermeneutiese riglyne
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1985
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Abstract
The use of Scripture: Principles in hermeneutics
The use of Scripture encompasses the total hermeneutical circuit which includes the act of preaching. This context of interaction represents a melting-pot where the exegete's informed reading of the Bible melts into the church-member's naive reading. In this process the text, contextless as it is, is supplied with a context. The reconstruction of context leads to the construction of an applicable meaning of the text. However, the following hermeneutical fallacies have to be avoided: intentional, genetic, referential, affective and the fallacy of misplaced concreteness. The emphasis in the article is laid on a discussion of these fallacies.
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| Authors | ;A. G. van Aarde |
| Journal | JAMA pediatrics |
| Year | 1985 |
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10.4102/hts.v41i4.2172
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