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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Hamartiology"”.

  1. Sin and Theory: Martin Luther's Hamartiology in Dialogue with Critical Theory

    … sin. Within contemporary theology, by contrast, hamartiology is enjoying something of a renaissance, yet few theologians are enthusiastically embracing Martin Luther's insights into the doctrine of sin. Indeed Luther is often seen as a particularly extreme, and therefore particularly malignant, …

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  2. A Re-Examination of Pentateuchal Hamartiology and Atonement as a Hermeneutical Framework for Interpreting the Laying on of Hands

    <p>The ritual gesture of laying on of hands in Scripture has generated significant interest among theologians from rabbinic times until now. Still today, scholars assign various meanings to the ritual. In the second half of the 20th century, the fresh interest that put forward new meanings for this …

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  3. Seventh-day Adventists and Original Sin: a Study of the Early Development of the Seventh-day Adventist Understanding of the Effect of Adam's Sin on His Posterity

    … conditionalist views Adventism acquired a hamartiology similar to that of the nineteenth century New Haven theologians. According to this view man's inherited condition is not his responsibility and is not to be properly called sin.</p> <p>Early Adventist concerns were anthropological, but …

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