“There are good theological reasons to reject making authorial intention the goal of the interpretation of Scripture. First, we must recognize that what has traditionally been considered authoritative for the church is Scripture, not the intentions, real or imagined, of… — Dale B. Martin Copy Share Image
“I urge not that we assume that love will provide a reliable foundation for knowledge but that we nonetheless keep the requirements of love of neighbor foremost in our interpretations of Scripture. We should consider, for example, love to be… — Dale B. Martin Copy Share Image
“There are good theological reasons to reject making authorial intention the goal of the interpretation of Scripture. First, we must recognize that what has… — Dale B. Martin Copy Share Image
“Good docents often begin by asking the viewer, “What do you see in this work?” The idea that the expert should be allowed to… — Dale B. Martin Copy Share Image
“I urge not that we assume that love will provide a reliable foundation for knowledge but that we nonetheless keep the requirements of love… — Dale B. Martin Copy Share Image
