2.To include in the biblical canon. 3.To include in a literary canon. 4.To approve as being within canon law. 5.To treat as sacred; glorify. can′on·i·za′tion(-ĭ-zā′shən)n. can′on·iz′ern. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyrig...
BIBLICAL studiesWESTERN civilizationSTORYTELLINGCOPY editingThis essay has two essential aims. The first is to provide an overview of classical Latin texts known in Western Europe ca. 600–ca. 775 ce. The second is to establish what classical works were favored and formed...
This paper studies the concepts of definability and canonicity in Boolean logic with a binary relation. Firstly, it provides formulas defining first-order ... Balbiani,Philippe,Tinchev,... - 《Fundamenta Informaticae》 被引量: 3发表: 2014年 CANON AND BIBLICAL AUTHORITY: A CRITICAL COMPARISON OF...
(Shab. 88a). In answer to the question of the Sadducee, concerning the Biblical basis for the belief that God causes the dead to rise, the patriarch Gamaliel sought proof "in Torah, Prophets, and Holy Writings" (Sanh. 90b). "This doctrine is written in the Torah, repeated in the ...
was praised in aNew York Timeseditorial as a work of Whitmanian magnitude, and its sincerity is indeed overwhelming; it joins all the other instantly canonical achievements that flood our academies. The unhappy truth is that we cannot help ourselves; we can resist, up to a point, but past ...
At Basel in 1534, the books are referred to under the title of Holy Biblical Scripture, which is regarded as authoritative in all matters of opinion. In the Helvetic Confession two years later, the Word of God is said to be given by the Holy Spirit and is the sole source of piety and...
McClintock and Strong Biblical CyclopediaCanon of ScriptureCanon Of Scripture, as the phrase is usually employed, may be defined as "the Authoritative Standard of Religion and Morals, composed of those writings which have been given for this purpose by God to men." A definition frequently given ...
The terms protocanonical and deuterocanonical, of frequent usage among Catholic theologians and exegetes, require a word of caution. They are not felicitous, and it would be wrong to infer from them that the Church successively possessed two distinct Biblical Canons. Only in a partial and restr...
Is this criticism correct? Were the biblical books chosen through church councils? Who chose to put the books in the Bible? Why do we prefer the 27 books of the NT and not others? Evidence for the NT Canon As we explained in our earlier article (see“The Old Testament Canon”), the ...
Henderson relates the Confucian commentarial tradition to other primary exegetical traditions, particularly the Homeric tradition, Vedanta, rabbinic Judaism, ancient and medieval Christian biblical exegesis, and Qur'anic exegesis. In making such comparisons, he discusses some basic assumptions common to all...