Most of my Spring Semester was consumed researching and writing this. Enjoy... (a PDF can also be found in the Academic Section). Abstract: By reviewing attempts by the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Roman Catholic Church, Evangelical Churches, Protestant Neo-Orthodoxy and the recent contributions of Speech Act theory on divine discourse to reconcile the two forms of the Word of God (The Written Word and the Living Word), this paper aims to address how the gap between mankind and the transcendent God can be bridged to allow for the proper order of metaphysics leading to epistemology without denigrating God’s Word by answering the question: is Christ as the illocution of God the essential link between ontology and epistemology, and thus the starting place for Christian systematic theology?
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Shauna
8/6/2013 05:22:22 am
wow - great to read, deep for a non-theologian like myself, but I love the glasses analogy
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8/6/2013 11:52:02 pm
Thanks! I like the glasses analogy myself, until my professor told me that John Calvin said the exact same thing. At least I am in good company!
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