Stemming from a discussion of Martin Heidegger’s temporal explanation of Dasein, H.-G. Gadamer suggests, Time is no longer primarily a gulf to be bridged because it separates; it is actually the supportive ground of the course of events in which the present is rooted. Hence temporal distance is not something that must be overcome. This […]
Tag Archives: Tradition
Review of Biblical Literature Newsletter (Catch-up Ed.)
The latest reviews in the Review of Biblical Literature include those below. In biblioblog time, some of these reviews date back almost to eternity past, but I’m going ahead and posting them here for future reference. Update (5/13): The following now includes the April 24 listings I’d missed out previously. March 14 Jewish Scriptures and […]
Edith Humphrey Interview
Baker Academic has an interesting, three-part interview with Edith Humphrey about her new book Scripture and Tradition.