A Manual of Introduction to the New Testament volume 1
A Manual of Introduction to the New Testament volume 1
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But even that required a double limitation. Much that could not come under this category was of great inherent value; and since its recognition could not be de- manded, one who was conscious of the power to discriminate between true and false, might use it himself as a means of confirming the truth, leaving the question of its recognition out of consideration. It is of more importance to note that whatever Origen regards as apostolic he employs ad confirmationem dogmatum, without any reserve, e...ven where ecclesiastical tradition and universal recognition are by no means on his side. This points clearly to the fact that originally the apostolic as such was regarded as normative. But since in reality the principle of apostolicity could not be carried out where the Gospels and Acts were concerned, the principle of tradition alone was available for the forma- tion of a Canon, and this had to be broken through wherever the apostolic had gradually come into use at a later time.
6. Even in Origen's view, the four Gospels are, as a matter of course, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But even that required a double limitation. Much that could not come under this category was of great inherent value; and since its recognition could not be de- manded, one who was conscious of the power to discriminate between true and false, might use it himself as a means of confirming the truth, leaving the question of its recognition out of consideration. It is of more importance to note that whatever Origen regards as apostolic he employs ad confirmationem dogmatum, without any reserve, e...ven where ecclesiastical tradition and universal recognition are by no means on his side. This points clearly to the fact that originally the apostolic as such was regarded as normative. But since in reality the principle of apostolicity could not be carried out where the Gospels and Acts were concerned, the principle of tradition alone was available for the forma- tion of a Canon, and this had to be broken through wherever the apostolic had gradually come into use at a later time.
6. Even in Origen's view, the four Gospels are, as a matter of course, p.
What to read after A Manual of Introduction to the New Testament volume 1?
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