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Scripture & Tradition Prof.Univ.Dr. Vasile Talpos, The Dean of Baptist Theological Institute of Bucharest, Senior Professor of Old Testamen & Hebrew at Baptist College, University of Bucharest, Chief of the Departament of Doctorol Studies of Baptist College

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August 18, 2008 at 11:46 pm

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Issue: The Scripture & The Holy Tradition

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The Inspiration of the Scripture – Toward a New Understanding of Scripture’s Inspiration

Teo Colda

 The discussion regarding Scriptures` inspiration is one of the major issues of the late modern Christian era. A well understanding of inspiration offers the basis for a good theological debate…

Karl Barth’s Doctrine of the Word of God: A Review

Dr. James David Dahl

 Karl Barth is one of the founders of a movement that came to be known as “Neo-orthodoxy,” a movement that helped to gain a renewed recognition and appreciation of the theological meaning and significance of the biblical text, after the dry historicism of higher critical studies…

About the Holy Scripture, Holy Tradition and Church, in the Orthodox Understanding

Paul Krizner, graduate of Orthodox College, State University of Arad, Romania

 Avec cette epreuve on nous proposons la presentation, dans la vision de la Teologie Ortodoxe, du raport ou de la etroite liaison entre la Sainte Ecriture, la Sainte Tradition et la Eglise, parce-que c’est notre devoir de disperser cette apprentissage aux ceux qui sont interesses…

Scripture and Tradition –The Analysis of an Evangelical Regarding the Orthodox Perspective

Andrei Sava

 The Christian denominations from nowadays are different regarding the way they see the doctrines of the Holy Trinity, sin, man, salvation, or the position of the Church in Christianity, because of the way they interpret the Scriptures and the way they see it’s authority in relation with Tradition. The scriptural Tradition is…
The Relation Between Authority, Bible, Tradition, Church and Interpretation

Th.M. Sergiu Valerian Topala, pastor (graduate of Penticostal Theological Institute, Romania)

 

 In this paper the author tries to make a brief outline of the main characteristics regarding the relationship between the interpretation of the Scripture and its’ authority in the Church and in Tradition, from different perspectives…

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August 18, 2008 at 11:35 pm

Posted in No. 2, Issue 1 / 2008