The End of Biblical Studies by Avalos, Hector -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

ABBREVIATIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTES TO THE READERS INTRODUCTION Brief Statement of Our Thesis Irrelevance Defined Irrelevance by the Numbers The Paradox of Biblical Scholarship Canons and Professionalism Anti-intellectualism and Our Thesis The End of Everything? Personal Background Organization Summary PART 1: HOW THE MAIN SUBDISCIPLINES OF BIBLICAL STUDIES CONCEAL THE IRRELEVANCE OF THE BIBLE CHAPTER 1: TRANSLATIONS: HIDING IN PLAIN SENSE Basic Translation Theory Dynamic/Functional Equivalence Politically Correct Polytheism Creating Mistranslations Numerous Mistranslations Dehumanizing Humanism Sugarcoating Jesus Engendering Inclusivity Sanitizing Anti-Judaism CHAPTER 2: TEXTUAL CRITICISM: "THE ORIGINAL SIN" Theological Origins The Illusion of "The Original" Why We Can't Recover "The Original" The Masoretic Text The Dead Sea Scrolls Is There a Final Form of a Text? Religionism and the Dead Sea Scrolls The New Testament The Textus Receptus The Textus Receptus Overthrown? The Nestle-Aland/UBS Editions Arbitrary Methods Are Central Teachings Affected? Mark 16:9-20 John 7:53-8:11 1 John 5:7-8 CHAPTER 3: HISTORYAND ARCHAEOLOGY. FIELDS FULL OF HOLES Is Postmodernism the Problem? Knowledge, Fact, and Belief Dever and Windschuttle Dever Goes to Pots Tel Dan about David? Solomon and Bill's Gates Out on a Date

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