Veritas: Jurnal Teologi dan Pelayanan
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Anthony Thiselton's Fusion of Two Horizons and the Challenges of Cross-Cultural Anthropology
The classic problem in biblical hermeneutics is how to bridge the gap between the ancient cultural context of the biblical texts and the modern cultural context of the reader. One of the approaches proposed to deal with this issue is the model of the fusion of horizons that is later on developed by
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