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Thus, to the extent that the Lutheran confessional heritage can prove to be a hermeneutically interesting conversation partner in this area, the Confessions themselves represent a viable theological option for those seeking to navigate this landscape with integrity. Rather, the invitation extends to "religions" registered as hermeneutically complex and variegated forms of life for which as Graham Ward has put it, "there is no view from nowhere. Instead, what we have found at Oxyrhynchus are fragments of multiple versions of Jesus sayings that are hermeneutically not pedagogically conditioned. |
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