Here is an essay which I am working on concerning the methodology of N.T. Wright. It is a work in progress. Comments and critique would be gratefully appreciated.
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N.T. Wright’s Methodology
Posted in Book Review, Historical Jesus, Historiography, N.T. Wright, Quest for the Historical Jesus, tagged ben meyer, Critical Realism, Historical Jesus, methodology, N.T. Wright on September 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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