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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Richard Hays"”.

  1. The Renewal of Song: Metalepsis and the Christological Revision of Psalmody in Paul

    The productive yield of Richard Hays’ Echoes of Scripture in the Letters of Paul for the study of Pauline intertextuality has not been matched by adequate reflection on questions of method, particularly on the character of the trope at the heart of the Haysian project: metalepsis, or “echo”. Nor …

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  2. Using scripture in Christian ethics: Interacting with Richard Hays's "The Moral Vision of the New Testament"

    … hand, and simplistic prooftexting on the other. Richard Hays wrote The Moral Vision of the New Testament in order to deal with this very problem. By most accounts, Hays's approach succeeds. This dissertation explores the method proposed by Hays in The Moral Vision , seeking to locate the …

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  3. Architecture/landscape : an urban sanctuary on Boston Harbor

    This thesis proposes an urban sanctuary at Chapel Rocks, a peninsula extending into Boston Harbor. The sanctuary includes an ecumenical chapel. restaurant/meeting hall and designed features of the landscape. Several general issues guided this exploration: Architecture and Landscape: How can the …

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  4. Which Reader? Interpretive Virtue, Ecclesial Context, and Social Location in Ephraim Radner and Richard Hays's Proposals for Theological Interpretation of Scripture

    … theological interpretation of Ephraim Radner and Richard B. Hays, I identify shared as well as differing emphases. I begin by providing an overview of Radner and Hays’s perspectives regarding the reader’s interpretive virtue, along with relevant underlying assumptions about Scripture and …

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