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A short discussion of the major issues and views on origins in Christianity with a more serious discussion of what might go into a Christ-centered doctrine of creation
While the gospel of John contains some of the simplest language in the New Testament that language communicates some of the most challenging concepts. This book looks at some of these foundational ideas.
A short, carefully crafted introduction to what process thought can mean for building a good hermeneutic for the 21st century.
Whether the issue is the validity of a claim to a prophetic gift an authoritative figure in a religious tradition an accepted source of interpretation or even Scriptures authority does not derive from inspiration as a quality of the text but exists as a function of the community.
In debates about the authority of the Bible, people commonly argue that the Bible is inspired, even inerrant, and therefore that it has authority. Is this argument valid? Dr. Edward W. H. Vick argues that it is not, that authority does not derive from inspiration, and that terms like “inspiration” and “inerrancy” do not contribute…
A look at the historical experiences that established a distinctively Adventist hermeneutic.
A brief guide to source and redaction criticism of the early chapters of Geneis, using fonts and color coding to display various elements of the text.
An intensive and powerful study of the concept of hope in the Bible and how this guides Christian faith.
A very basic summary of some of the key methods of biblical criticism.
What is the Word of God? Is it the Bible? This pamphlet looks at the Word of God as used in scripture and Christian tradition to outline the various ways in which this term is used. It includes a discussion of how words spoken as God’s words become scripture. The FastTracts series is being developed…
