Deconstrucción cristocéntrica como método bíblico

Authors

  • Silvia Canale Bacchiocchi Andrews University, Seventh-day Theological Seminary

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17162/rt.v37i2.1952

Keywords:

Jacques Derrida, deconstruction, theological method, hermeneutics, Fernando Canale

Abstract

El objetivo de este estudio es revelar los beneficios positivos del posmodernismo, particularmente al mostrar que la deconstrucción de Jacques Derrida contiene elementos útiles para una deconstrucción bíblicamente fiel y centrada en Cristo de las tradiciones teológicas cristianas. Además, este artículo quiere mostrar que tal deconstrucción bíblicamente orientada no solo es beneficiosa para la iglesia cristiana, sino que es el único método que conducirá a una mayor claridad sobre las doctrinas actuales y la recepción de una mayor luz. Este
método no es una deconstrucción aplicada a la Escritura sino de la Escritura a las interpretaciones, creencias y prácticas cristianas tradicionales. 

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Published

2023-05-12

Issue

Vol. 37 No. 2 (2022): Revista Theologika

Section

Artículos

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