Crossley Never Expected the Papal Inquisition
Posted by NT Wrong on June 25, 2008
James Crossley gives his report on The Pope and Jesus of Nazareth Conference, 19-20 June, 2008, University of Nottingham.
After hobnobbing with the overtly theological crowd, James made this surprising summary about their application of historical criticism:
“Many theologians wanted historical criticism to give them the answers they wanted for theology and discard views that were not helpful.”
(What surprises me is that it’s only “Many”…)
Update: See the comments of Mystical Seeker on theologians diverting historical criticism.
5 Responses to “Crossley Never Expected the Papal Inquisition”
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James Crossley said
Re; many. Just being polite. You never know, there may have been one good person…
James Crossley said
Hey a comment of mine vanished. Come on Wrong magic it back!
James Crossley said
Hey a comment of mine vanished. Come on Wrong magic it back!
ntwrong said
Ah – politeness is a fine thing! 😉
I don’t think your comments are vanishing, James. Perhaps you viewed your cache file on your computer, rather than the updated page? Just for your reassurance, I don’t censor any comments (except spam).
James Crossley said
I dunno what happened because as soon as I posted two of the same came up followed by the first comment . Glorious is the mystery of faith!