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THS heretical theology - Torsten Nenzen

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4. Page 122 When alluding to Sodom’s notoriety, later biblical authors do<br />

not mention sexual conduct, emphasizing instead the city’s failure to<br />

help…<br />

[Which biblical author emphasizes Sodom’s failure to help, rather than<br />

Sodom’s sexual immorality through homosexual sin? Most scholars,<br />

except a minority of liberal homosexual-admiring priests, know that later<br />

Biblical authors do specify the homosexual sin in regards to Sodom. Not<br />

emphasizing homosexual behaviour as a grave sin is merely unbiblical<br />

nonsense. Does not God in the canonized book of Jude verse 7 declare,<br />

“In a similar way, Sodom and Gomorrah and the surrounding towns gave<br />

themselves up to sexual immorality and perversion. They serve as an<br />

example of those who suffer the punishment of eternal fire.” (Rom.1:26-<br />

28, 1Kor.6:9-10, 3Mos.20:13)]<br />

5. Page 133 Most scholars recognize that the Torah combines too many<br />

strands of tradition to permit an accurate recovery of the “historical<br />

Moses”. The problem of Moses’ historicity is compounded by the<br />

presence of legend and folklore embedded in his story.<br />

[How many is most? How many strands necessitate for too many? What<br />

are the ‘strands of tradition’? Is there any singular fact that presents a<br />

problem of Moses’ historicity? What factual evidence prove a presence of<br />

legend and folklore in Scripture?]<br />

6. Page 153 Although canonized as the Torah’s final book, Deuteronomy,<br />

in its literary history and origins, has little to do with the JE narratives that<br />

precede it.<br />

[On which arguments does Harris believe in support of Deuteronomy’s<br />

non-canonical status, and in which way has Deuteronomy little to do with<br />

the entire Torah?]<br />

Av: Åke Viberg<br />

Tid: 2004-03-21 23:29:01<br />

Svar till <strong>Torsten</strong>s frågor,<br />

1. Du måste förstå att Harris inte argumenterar utifrån ett konfessionellt<br />

perspektiv, utifrån ett som han delar med de flesta forskare i ämnet,<br />

åtminstone så länge de inte argumenterar utifrån ett konfessionellt<br />

perspektiv. Ämnet gör sig bäst när vi studerar så induktivt vi kan, för att<br />

undvika cirkelresonemang, där vi bara finner vad vi utgår ifrån.<br />

2. Att Jahve i GT bär drag av både El och Baal i den nordvästsemitiska<br />

kultursfären är ett konstaterbart faktum, men huruvida detta ska ses som<br />

ett paradoxalt faktum kan man naturligtvis diskutera, jag skulle inte välja<br />

ett sådant uttryck. Men i litteraturen kring ämnet är detta en gängse<br />

uppfattning.<br />

3 Harris går rätt så ingående igenom de argument som bibelläsare fört<br />

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