Interpretive Virtue, Ecclesial Context, and Social Location in Theological Interpretation of Scripture
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Interpretive Virtue, Ecclesial Context, and Social Location in Theological Interpretation of Scripture

by Iriann Marie Irizarry

Biblical Studies Christian theology Hermeneutics theological interpretation
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This scholarly work investigates interpretive virtue, ecclesial context, and social location as essential components in the theological interpretation of Scripture. It explores how these factors contribute to a deeper, more faithful engagement with the Bible, bridging personal piety and communal tradition in biblical scholarship.

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Interpretive Virtue, Ecclesial Context, and Social Location in Theological Interpretation of Scripture examines key dimensions of biblical interpretation within a theological framework.

The book addresses how virtues guide the interpretive process, ensuring alignment with Christian traditions.

It highlights the influence of ecclesial settings on understanding Scripture, emphasizing communal aspects of faith.

Social location is considered as a factor that informs and enriches theological readings of the Bible.

Through this lens, the text offers insights into more contextual and embodied approaches to scriptural study.

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