question archive The first assumption of both modern schools of hermeneutics, the historical-critical and grammatical-historical, is that the initial audience is primary
The first assumption of both modern schools of hermeneutics, the historical-critical and grammatical-historical, is that the initial audience is primary
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The first assumption of both modern schools of hermeneutics, the historical-critical and grammatical-historical, is that the initial audience is primary. Do you believe this assumption to be correct, given what you have learned in this course? Why or why not?
