More akin to science than to art, biblical interpretation eats its dead--consigning its past heroes to oblivion once new paradigms have passed them by. The history of the field has emerged as a separate discipline, and the question pondered by theologians and philosophers here is whether that history has merit of its own, or serves merely as raw ma
Über den Autor Christine (Hrsg.) Helmer
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Christine Helmer is Assistant Professor of Theology at Claremont School of Theology (CST) and Assistant Professor of Religion at Claremont Graduate University (CGU) in Claremont, California, USA.Marjorie Suchocki is Former Dean and Professor Emerita at CST, Professor Emerita of Religion at CGU, Director of the Process and Faith Program at the Center for Process Studies (CPS), and Co-Director of the CPS.John Quiring is Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at Victor Valley College in Victorville, California and Program Director of the CPS.Katie Goetz is a Master of Divinity student at CST and a candidate for ordination in the United Methodist Church.
