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Is the Shorter Reading Better?

Lectio brevior is plausible because texts can grow through glosses, titles, parallels, and liturgy. Yet length becomes evidence only after a real mechanism of expansion has been shown.

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Reverence, Economy, and Superstition

Sacred contractions undeniably save space, but economy does not explain why Christians selected God, Lord, Jesus, and Christ. The evidence points first to reverence—and warns how reverence can become superstition.

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Naturalism in Theological Dress

Historical evidence and ordinary providence are Christian goods. Naturalism enters when revealed promise is excluded and an autonomous process is made sufficient to account for the text.

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Series Bibliography

Series Bibliography Confessional and historical sources Gaussen, Louis. The Canon of the Holy Scriptures from the Double Point of View of Science and of Faith. London: James Nisbet, 1863. Ussher, James. A…

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