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- Audio discussions related to part 9:
- How can we communicate to diverse groups without using technical terms?
- Is there a continuing need to create new technical terms in theology?
- Should we work with Christians in other cultures to develop technical terms?
- Can believers from other cultures help us understand biblical concepts?
Lesson Outline >Click to load audio
- Introduction
Orientation
• Definition
- • Terms and Concepts
º Language in General
- º Language of Scripture
- • Need
º Many Terms-One Concept
- º One Term-Many Concepts
- • Place
- Formation
• Biblical Terms
º Emphasizing 1 Term
- º Emphasizing 1 Meaning
º Creating New Meanings
- • Extra-Biblical Language
º Common Terminology
- º Philosophical Terminology
º Combined Terminology
- Values and Dangers
• Christian Living
º Enhancement
- º Hindrance
• Interaction in Community
- º Enhancement
º Hindrance
- • Exegesis
º Enhancement
- º Hindrance
Conclusion