Madden examines philosophical shortcomings in biblical exegesis, suggesting a new synthesis for interpretation.
Madden examines Cardinal Ratzinger’s claim that modern biblical exegesis suffers from philosophical, not historical, deficiencies. By recovering the word/event and meaning/truth relationships, Madden proposes a metaphysical and sapiential approach rooted in sacra doctrina. Assessing pre-critical and critical methods, Madden argues for a synthesis grounded in a hermeneutic of faith and advances a participatory model of exegesis that embraces both the vertical and horizontal aspects of exegesis.
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