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biblical criticism

Study of the content and origin of the Bible. Lower or textual criticism is directed towards the recovery of the original text; higher or documentary criticism is concerned with questions of authorship, date, and literary sources; historical criticism seeks to ascertain the actual historical content of the Bible, aided by archaeological discoveries and the ancient history of neighbouring peoples.



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Santiago Guijarro, in "Cultural Memory and Group Identity in Q," explores this question in an eric category, recognizing that group memory is a field that cultural anthropologists examine comparatively and critical biblical scholars today utilize in examining the process inherent within biblical communities.
The shape of biblical theology today by Bossman, David M. / Biblical Theology Bulletin
In the meantime archeology also evolved, leading to a name change of this journal in 1998 to Near Eastern Archeology and a focus that is broader, somewhat more technical, and not always of immediate applicability for biblical scholars and pastors.
Biblical Archaeologist CD-ROM Archive by Klein, Ralph W. / Currents in Theology and Mission
Even the Demons Submit: Continuing Jesus' Ministry of Deliverance is an anthology of essays by deliverance ministers, psychologists, pastors, biblical scholars, missiologists, anthropologists, and individuals who have experienced deliverance.
Even the Demons Submit by Internet Bookwatch
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