Sentence examples for interpretation and commentary from inspiring English sources

Because canonical texts are so crucial in each, interpretation and commentary become dominant modes of religious attentiveness, expanding the scriptural traditions.

It is possible to see the evolution of the treatment of authoritative sources as growing positively toward a more modern 'scientific' attitude towards interpretation and commentary, one which is neutral, critical, and historically informed rather than dedicated to finding the 'truth' in a given author no matter how hidden.

The second addition was a weekly section reviewing the news, which grew to become much more -- a section devoted to interpretation, analysis and commentary -- as the decades passed and a glut of information threatened to swamp readers.

Interpretation of and commentary on the Quranic rulings by many Islamic scholars and theologians confirm this and block a reductionist approach to them.

Halakhic Midrashim (interpretations and commentaries on Oral Law) are another source of Baraitot.

In the early 15th century, important interpretations and commentaries appeared, including that of the Dominican scholar Jean Capréolus.

As an expert in medieval Hebrew and Latin interpretations of and commentaries on the Bible, he was a leader in Jewish-Catholic dialogue in Israel, Europe, and North America.

The amoraim collaborated in writing the Gemara, collected interpretations of and commentaries on the Mishna (the authoritative code of Jewish oral laws) and on its critical marginal notes, called Tosefta (Addition).

Kuhn's book spawned a whole industry of commentary, interpretation and exegesis.

TB, GF, LG, PJ, JM, CM, JS & CvW contributed substantially to the intellectual content of the paper through providing critical commentary, interpretation and revisions.

Leschak adds background and commentary, personal interpretations without which the reader might be excused for not considering the priest's actions heroic.