Sentence examples for critical interpretations from inspiring English sources

The conversation turned to critical interpretations of the New Testament.

An evolving moral sensibility led to critical interpretations of Scripture that demolished the biblical arguments for slavery.

Keeping the positive bias foreign students may have towards their home country in mind, it does not negate their critical interpretations.

The most important creation of church tradition is that of the Holy Scriptures themselves and, secondarily, their exegesis (critical interpretations and explanations).

Though this is the primary purpose of the system, this task also led to the development of principles of scriptural interpretation and, therefore, to theories of meaning and hermeneutics (critical interpretations).

To that extent the nonhistorical writings of the Bible are themselves critical interpretations of the sacred history, and in large measure they form the basis for all other biblical exegesis.

"We would arm ourselves with slogans, with proverbs allowing for critical interpretation, and, if the chance presented itself, blatant criticism directed at the show.

It can include lively storytelling and critical interpretation.

In the traditional mode, students will memorize the texts before engaging in critical interpretation.

With a little critical interpretation, it was a wholly positive sort of experience for him.

Almost like an apology beforehand, Haskell's biographical sketches and psychological speculations set up an unlikely framework for critical interpretation.