This article reconstructs the Chinese “practice qua exegesis” which evolved out of doxographical appropriation Indian Buddhist catuṣkoṭi (four edges), a heuristic device for conceptual analysis and method assorting linguistic forms to adherents Madhyamaka ascribed ambiguous potential. It could conceptually clarify doctrine, but also produce deceptive speech. According interpreters, continue be ...

In 1979, a religious revolution took place in Iran. This was led by Ayatollah Khomeini. His understanding and interpretation of the Qur'an were reflected shaping management important decisions country after revolution. Studying his interpretations is great importance today's research study aims to examine Khomeini's Qur'an. Khomeini did not write book on Qur'anic exegesis; however, themes tafsi...

Richard Goldschmidt famously rejected the notion of atomic and corpuscular genes, arranged on the chromosome like beads-on-a-string. I provide an exegesis of Goldschmidt's intuition by analyzing his repeated and extensive use of metaphorical language and analogies in his attempts to convey his notion of the nature of the genetic material and specifically the significance of chromosomal pattern....

The article explores Stanisław Grzepski’s workshop of biblical exegesis and his hermeneutics. By analyzing analysis the system measurements views on concept year in Jewish-biblical world – as derived reconstructed basis textual comparison Hebrew, Greek Latin versions Scripture, along with thorough mathematical calculations one can perceive approach to Bible. His hermeneutics, seen against backg...

Poetry as a type of old poetry has value contained in it through verse verses and literary work. Its existence must be preserved introduced an oral tradition to the community. This study examines archaic vocabulary. The this research is expected reference for theory effort develop one literatures, namely poetry. It can said that poems also uses language where use meaning poetic values conveyed ...

ion (‘‘Seek God,’’ 69). It seems that McCormack subscribes to the older historiography among Barthians that has characterized Protestant orthodoxy as being cold, mechanical, speculative, and abstract; in other words, more influenced by Greek philosophy than biblical exegesis. A refutation of this characterization is offered by Richard Muller in ‘‘Calvin and the Calvinists, Part 2,’’ 148-51. 92 ...