In the interest of more open discussion
GregStffrd at aol.com
GregStffrd at aol.com
Wed Sep 2 15:59:16 EDT 1998
In a message dated 9/2/98 4:21:47 AM Pacific Daylight Time, jonathan at texcel.no
writes:
<< So if your area of
expertise is a particular approach to the text, to grammar, pedagogy, etc.,
then there's no problem. If your area of expertise is defending particular
theological viewpoints, this isn't the place for it, even if you use the
Greek to defend your views. >>
Dear Jonathan:
Thank you for your post. I would like to clarify one thing: By "area of
expertise" I did not mean to suggest an area such as "defending a theological
view." Christology, theology, etc., are well-respected fields of study, and it
just so happens that in discussing issues relative to these fields of study,
as they relate to the Greek text, a person will end up supporting one view or
another. But hopefully he or she will allow other possibilities to exist, if
they are grammatically possible.
Greg Stafford
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