Biblical Criticism And Modern Thought: Or, the Place of the Old Testament ...
Biblical Criticism And Modern Thought: Or, the Place of the Old Testament ...
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The main problem remains a problem still, and the conservative side still awaits some critic who will furnish us with any adequate solution which may command the support of its friends and compel that of its foes." That Dr. Orr has not given complete satisfaction to any except those who desire " the poppy and mandragora " is not a matter for surprise, because he has attempted an impossible task.
(2) It is easy enough to find difficulties of detail in any great scheme of literary and historical ...interpreta- tion, but it is foolish to suppose that by finding such difficulties we can restore an earlier system which has fallen completely to pieces. Yet Dr. Orr seems to hold that such is the effect of his vigorous polemic. " This is my reply also to the point Professor Peake makes, that to disprove the critical theory (were that possible) is not to rehabilitate the traditional view — * the one fixed point with the experts is that, whatever theory is true, the traditional is false/ I might remind Professor Peake that the * Mosaic authorship, 1 in the older unmodified sense, is not the necessary antithesis to the ' modern ' view, and I have certainly never contended, as he says, that ' the discordance of experts ' proves ' that the traditional theory is right.' So far as the Biblical view is defended, it is on the ground of its own evidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The main problem remains a problem still, and the conservative side still awaits some critic who will furnish us with any adequate solution which may command the support of its friends and compel that of its foes." That Dr. Orr has not given complete satisfaction to any except those who desire " the poppy and mandragora " is not a matter for surprise, because he has attempted an impossible task.
(2) It is easy enough to find difficulties of detail in any great scheme of literary and historical ...interpreta- tion, but it is foolish to suppose that by finding such difficulties we can restore an earlier system which has fallen completely to pieces. Yet Dr. Orr seems to hold that such is the effect of his vigorous polemic. " This is my reply also to the point Professor Peake makes, that to disprove the critical theory (were that possible) is not to rehabilitate the traditional view — * the one fixed point with the experts is that, whatever theory is true, the traditional is false/ I might remind Professor Peake that the * Mosaic authorship, 1 in the older unmodified sense, is not the necessary antithesis to the ' modern ' view, and I have certainly never contended, as he says, that ' the discordance of experts ' proves ' that the traditional theory is right.' So far as the Biblical view is defended, it is on the ground of its own evidence.
What to read after Biblical Criticism And Modern Thought: Or, the Place of the Old Testament ...?
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