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Historical-critical method (Higher criticism) (view source)
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<br/> • Paul G. Bretscher (''After the Purifying,'' River Forest, Lutheran Education Association, 1975),
<br/> • Paul G. Bretscher (''After the Purifying,'' River Forest, Lutheran Education Association, 1975),
<br/> • Edgar Krentz (''The Historical Critical Method,'' Philadelphia, Fortress Press, 1975),
<br/> • Edgar Krentz (''The Historical Critical Method,'' Philadelphia, Fortress Press, 1975),
<br/> • C. H. Dodd (''The Authority of the Bible,'' New York Harper, 1958), <br/> • John Dominic Crossan, a defrocked Catholic priest who does not believe in God (see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dominic_Crossan#Works list of Works in Wikipedia]) <br/> • and others like them.
<br/> • C. H. Dodd (''The Authority of the Bible,'' New York Harper, 1958), <br/> • John Dominic Crossan<ref>John Dominic Crossan, a defrocked Catholic priest who does not believe in God, and a prominent member of the [[Jesus Seminar]]</ref> (see list of his radical [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dominic_Crossan#Works ''Works''] - Wikipedia) <br/> • and others like them.
=== The more conservative theologians: taking the Bible seriously ===
=== The more conservative theologians: taking the Bible seriously ===